Fr. Scott, question #3 nearly tricked me tonight!  Inside my Order of
Service for tomorrow, I included the questions you borrowed for your
homilies.  Then, before printing the Order, I glanced at Luke 2:13 in the
Revised English Bible--which I use for lessons at Morning Prayer: "All at
once there was with the angel a great company of the heavenly host, SINGING
praise to God:  'Glory to God in highest heaven, and on earth peace to all
in whom he delights.' "  I quickly deleted Question #3 but kept the other
four!  (The KJV does have the angels "saying.")  X  Regards.
KnoxDuncan@...

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "charles scott" <crscottblu@...>
> > Dec. 25.
>
> While preparing my homilies for Good Shepherd
> Christmas Eve and at Chapel of the Resurrection
> Christmas morning, I came across an old sermon, whose
> author I don't recall who asked 5 questions about the
> Christmas narratives.
>
> There are a number of people in both congregations who
> pride themselves on their knowledge of the Bible.
> I shamelessly "borrowed" the 5 questions to use as an
> introduction to my theme of the value of our
> traditions, though embroidered, in bringing home the
> reality of God's dramatic entry into human affairs in
> order to reveal to us the heart of the Father.
>

> 3. What song did the angels sing?
> a. O Little Town of Bethlehem
> b. Joy to the World
> c. Glory to God in the Highest
> d. None of the above
>