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In an increasingly commercialized environment, it's easy to forget why the birth of Jesus is so important. The key to explaining Christmas is not how the shepherds were led and the Magi came to Bethlehem, but the baby they came together to find and worship. God came to earth through a flesh-and-blood man, Jesus, "who came among us" (John 1:14). Christmas is about Jesus! Today’s New Testament can help us deepen our understanding of the significance of Jesus’ birth. The Bible reminds us that "baby Jesus" is "Lord of God and King of kings" (Revelation 17:14, second paragraph). The Bible shows us the battle between good and evil in the spiritual world: a host of evil forces united with human governments to resist God; the Bible reminds us that in the end, the Lamb defeated all evil with his humility and sacrifice. The birth of Jesus has deep theological and spiritual significance for Christians. It represents the fulfillment of New Testament prophecies and marks the beginning of the salvation story. The birth of Jesus is seen as a manifestation of God's love and presence for mankind, bridging the gap between the sacred and the secular. During Christmas, the story of the birth of Jesus is celebrated around the world, reminding people that the birth of Jesus brings hope, joy and salvation. Jesus left the glory of heaven and became the most humble of men. Like a Christmas carol: Listen! The angels are singing: god, supreme king god, eternal lord Great, the child of a virgin, humble, become human god in the world, Ganwei, friend of sinners Salvation comes from heaven. His name is Emmanuel. Listen, the angels are singing, Salute to the new king! ​