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Board from the December 11 Class. Click to Enlarge.
Stuff on the board was drawn in more-or-less chronological order. Not everything covered in class was drawn on the board.
1. Christmas. The Nativity. A bit of Spanish: Navidad.
2. Isaiah, the Christmas Prophet: virgin, tidings, star, shepherds, sheep, kings, gold, incense, Dromedaries, ox, ass, manger, and the manger's master. A bit of Old English: tidings. A bit of Luke: myrrh. A bit of French: manger. A bit of Greek: aggelos, evangelion.
3. The Flight to Egypt. Maybe to Alexandria where young Jesus, like you kids, would learn some Greek.
4. Isaiah, Jeremiah, the boy Jesus, and the adult Jesus all at the Temple. A bit more Spanish: escribir.
5. John the Baptist at the Jordan, site of water miracles. The Jordan runs from Galilee to the Dead Sea. More Greek: baptizo. Still more Greek: dromos = run, race. Like a fast camel: a Dromedary. John is the Prodromos, the Forerunner, the herald. As John's father Zechariah prophesied: "you will go before the Lord to prepare his ways."
Not just words in books. Proclaim. Write. Act. Sing. Draw.
Photo by Guest Bouncer John Biediger
Not just words in books. Proclaim. Write. Act. Sing. Draw.
Photo by Guest Bouncer John Biediger