SWEET LITTLE JESUS BOY
"Sweet Little Jesus Boy" embraces the human Jesus, a child born in Bethlehem to Mary and Joseph, but was reared in the City of Nazareth. His life was relative obscure until the age of 12, when he was "found in the temple" answering questions of lawyers, doctors and others thought to be far wiser than he.
Christ Jesus
Christ Jesus, on the other hand, was and is, the greatest human who manifested the divine laws of God. Christ is not human, it is divine--a manifestation of God that comes to human consciousness and erases sin, sickness and death. The reason Jesus earned the name Christ Jesus, is because the Christ was so vivid in his thought, word and deed. Truly, he was the way and taught us that way.
Sweet Little Jesus Boy & Christmas
Christmas is derived from the word "Christ," and because Christians believe Jesus was born during the 12th month of the year, Christmas is celebrated in December. However, the Christ is ever-present...without time or absence. That is why the song, "Sweet Little Jesus Boy," can be sung year-round.
The image directly above is this writer's view of the "sweet little Jesus boy." Its true nature is without gender, color, race or ethnicity, even though the representation above is male. The boy Jesus was male, but the Christ has no gender. How do we reach the Christ in today's world?
Connecting with Christ
The Christ cannot be seen with the physical senses. The mortal sense of man must elevate itself above human logic and understanding and connect with higher levels of thought. Such thought sees love even though human hate appears to be visible; good over evil; health over disease and life over death. Christianity has moved far away from the teachings and examples of Jesus and covered it with false beliefs.
This video and article express the Christ. It advocates the true nature of man. Its saying, "Race has no factor in the representation of the Christ." You, of course, may have a different perspective of the Christ, Christmas and the birth of Jesus. We are not seeking to convince...only to reveal another perspective. Please enjoy the video and feel free to offer your perspective.
The "Sweet Little Jesus Video" seeks to uplift thought with images, music and song. Did we succeed?
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