Advent - the Basis of the Christian Church

Advent is the first celebration of the Christian church, Its first calendar event, not in December but in November, On the last Sunday of November, and is normally, usually, The first festival/celebration of the church year, remember. Shops sell advent calendars to excite us into Christmas, Where you can open small, numbered flaps to reveal, A Christmas sentiment, thought or event as an icon, Which lets you broad-mindedly appreciate xmas for real. The four Sundays of Advent mark four different things: The first destroys the myth Jesus was a total surprise, Because it finds ancient predictions in Isaiah and Micah, As the media were the prophets then, with wide open eyes. The second Sunday lights a purple candle for hope, Hope for societal revolution of the poor’s healthcare; And also secondarily, hope in god who would ramify, This plight so difficult in Jesus’ time, now a familiarity. The third emphasises that you will find joy, pleasure, If you believe that Jesus’ message was valid and required, At that time in which the rich monopolised medicine, Such that that his followers had to persevere as inspired. And the fourth Sunday celebrates the Christian church, Coining a word, incarnation, for the belief in Jesus as god, For believing that god’s finger touched the baby’s skin, Validating that parental obedience, that poverty of the kin. And Advent candles suggest that truth was secured then, By Jesus death which stated the worth of liberating, Disabled and ill people into health and happiness, Because this societal light shines multiply as pervading.