The Cobbler and His Guest Anonymous/Unknown published here 16 September 2012 last edited on 15 December 2016 copyright status is Public Domain Subjects: Love, Hospitality, Kindness, Giving, Christmas He heard a voice call his name, “Martin!” Intuitively, he felt aware of the identity of the speaker. “Martin, you have longed to see Me. Tomorrow I shall pass by your window. If you see Me and bid Me enter, I shall be your guest and sit at your table.” from The Cobbler and His Guest	The Cobbler and His Guest Long ago there lived in the city of Marseilles an old shoemaker, loved and honored by all his neighbors, who affectionately called him “Father Martin.” One Christmas Eve he sat alone in his little shop, reading of the visit of the wise men to the infant Jesus, and of the gifts they brought.… [read more]

The Cobbler and His Guest

published here 16 September 2012
last edited on 15 December 2016
copyright status is Public Domain

Subjects: Love, Hospitality, Kindness, Giving, Christmas

He heard a voice call his name, “Martin!” Intuitively, he felt aware of the identity of the speaker. “Martin, you have longed to see Me. Tomorrow I shall pass by your window. If you see Me and bid Me enter, I shall be your guest and sit at your table.”

from The Cobbler and His Guest

The Cobbler and His Guest
Long ago there lived in the city of Marseilles an old shoemaker, loved and honored by all his neighbors, who affectionately called him “Father Martin.” One Christmas Eve he sat alone in his little shop, reading of the visit of the wise men to the infant Jesus, and of the gifts they brought.… [read more]