1,627 Quotes by Richelle E. Goodrich

Sevenah resumed staring up at the darkness. The sun had set entirely, giving way for the appearance of a speckled night’s sky. It seemed the more she stared, the greater the number of stars. She pondered the immensity of the universe and how it resembled an artist’s black canvas peppered with a haphazard splattering of white paint.“I think there probably is life out there a lot like our own. I can’t imagine so many suns—so many planets—and not at least one of them being something like ours.

Wise men come to seea child of greater wisdomand honor divine.

Hallelujah songcarries on a gentle wind,heralding a king.

Mary and Josephhuddle snugly together.They cradle God's son.

A gift is never empty if you find the gift-box useful.

New light in the skyannounces a sacred birth.Shine brightly young star.

Sheep and goats and cowsgather 'round a manger bedto awe at a babe.

Born on straw at nightunder low stable rafters,Baby Jesus cried.

Rare and precious gifts,gold and myrrh and frankincense,to offer a king.