BriFili Stating: BBC One's The Nativity, Episode Four

Thoughts:

'I wish I had enough faith to believe you.' I think everyone wishes they had enough faith.
'I was scared of something I didn't understand.' Typical: fear of the unknown. And yet, God can be known. It is our lack of understanding that is to be feared, not God.
'It's all that lying down in the sand last night. It's inside my clothes.' I'm still laughing.
Gosh word spreads fast doesn't it?
'Do you hate them more than you love me?' What a way of putting things into perspective.
Wow Gabriel. Just wow. Powerful stuff.
I admit it, I nearly shed a tear. Nearly.

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BBC One's The Nativity, Episode Four

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