The Birth Of Jesus From Sheep Point Of View

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Paperrater The Birth of Jesus from Sheep Point of View Have you ever wondered what a sheep's point of view is? Well, if you haven’t then I will tell you about my experience. I will tell you what I do as a sheep and how I live. I will also tell about how I traveled through the long fields to Bethlehem. Here is my story, my journey, and my experience on that special night. My life is lived out in a field with shepherds where they feed and take care of me. I also have a really boring life in the fields. All I do is eat, sleep and play. However, one evening I saw an angel above the gigantic fields. The angel was waiting for something to happen that wonderful night but, I didn’t know why it was there. Then, the angel declared to my shepherds, ”Do not be afraid. I will bring you good news and great joy.” On that peaceful evening we knew our new Savior Jesus Christ was born. …show more content…
I couldn’t wait to go see the new holy baby Jesus but, the walk to Bethlehem was so long and I was so tired. I wanted to sleep so badly but, we were almost there and we had to walk through long, humongous fields. It was really hard and very tiring. I tried to stop and eat the grass but we had to go. I knew the walking was worth it even though I was just so hungry and tired. I wanted to just rest for a little bit and eat but I couldn’t because my shepherd wouldn’t let me. So, I just had to wait until we got to the stable where there would be hay, fresh water, and fresh

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