Is the nursery rhyme, "Mary Had a Little Lamb" about Jesus and Mary?
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Mary  had a little lamb, \nLittle lamb , little lamb ,\nMary  had a little lamb, \nIts fleece was white as snow. \n\nEverywhere that Mary  went,\nMary  went, Mary  went,\nEverywhere that Mary  went,\nThe lamb  was sure to go.\n\nIt  followed her  to school  one day,\nSchool  one day, school  one day,\nIt  followed her  to school  one day,\nWhich was against the rules.\n\nIt made the children    laugh  and play,\nLaugh  and play, laugh  and play,\nIt made the children    laugh  and play,\nTo see  a lamb  in school. \n\nSee?\nIts just about a girl and her lamb.
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I couldn't find it. I even pulled  out m old hymnal. I thought it was Hold On To Jesus, but when I looked it up those were not the words.  Try a christian book store.
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supposedly it's just nursery rhyme that uses a number word (five) in it and I thought it went\n\nIntery Mintery \nIntery, mintery, cutery corn,\nApple seed and apple thorn;\nWire, brier, limber-lock,\nFive geese in a flock,\nSit and sing by a spring,\nO-u-t, and in again.
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Yahoo!\n\nhmm... if ur having a hard time looking for it... try adding quotes...\n\nexample...\n"had a little lamb" << From mary had a little lamb lolz*\n\nadding quotes makes the search engine look for the exact phrase... so i guess it can help ^^
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Here are some symbols associated with the lamb: purity, innocence, meekness.
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Shortnin' Bread\nPaul Chaplain\n\n[Afro-American traditional]\n\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nThree little children layin' in the bed\nTwo were sick and the other 'most dead\nSent for the doctor, the doctor said\n"Feed those children on shortnin' bread"\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nWhen those children layin' in the bed\nHeard that talk about shortnin' bread\nThey popped up well and started to sing\nSkipping 'round the room doing the pigeon wing\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nPut on the skillet \nPut on the lid\nMamma's going to make some shortnin' bread\nThat's not all she's going to do\nMamma's going to cook us some cocoa too\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nI snuck to the kitchen, picked up the lid\nI filled my pockets full of shortnin’ bread\nI winked at the pretty little girl and said\n"Baby, how'd you like some shortnin’ bread"\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nGot caught with the skillet \nGot caught with the lid\nGot caught with my mouth full of shortnin' bread\nSix months for the skillet, six months for the lid\nSix months in the jail eatin' shortnin’ bread\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nanswer  paul chaplain
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Do You Hear What I Hear\nSaid the night wind to the little lamb,\ndo you see what I see\nWay up in the sky, little lamb,\ndo you see what I see\nA star, a star, dancing in the night\nWith a tail as big as a kite\nWith a tail as big as a kite\n\nSaid the little lamb to the shepherd boy,\ndo you hear what I hear\nRinging through the sky, shepherd boy,\ndo you hear what I hear\nA song, a song, high above the trees\nWith a voice as big as the sea\nWith a voice as big as the sea\n\nSaid the shepherd boy to the mighty king,\ndo you know what I know\nIn your palace warm, mighty king,\ndo you know what I know\nA Child, a Child shivers in the cold\nLet us bring Him silver and gold\nLet us bring Him silver and gold\n\nSaid the king to the people everywhere,\nlisten to what I say\nPray for peace, people everywhere!\nlisten to what I say\nThe Child, the Child, sleeping in the night\nHe will bring us goodness and light\nHe will bring us goodness and light
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Mary had a little lamb  (the lamb was me)\nimported \nDaisy Duke\nvertical \nnever been fired but Grassy doen't quit
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"Little Drummer Boy" is a Christmas song from 1958 (words and music by Katherine K. Davis, Henry Onorati and Harry Simeone). The best-known and most standard version is by the Harry Simeone Chorale.
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A CHILD'S HYMN\nCharles Dickens\n\nHear my prayer, O heavenly Father,\nEre I lay me down to sleep;\nBid Thy angels, pure and holy,\nRound my bed their vigil keep.\n\nMy sins are heavy, but Thy mercy\nFar outweighs them, every one;\nDown before Thy cross I cast them,\nTrusting in Thy help alone.\n\nKeep me through this night of peril\nUnderneath its boundless shade;\nTake me to Thy rest, I pray Thee,\nWhen my pilgrimage is made.\n\nNone shall measure out Thy patience\nBy the span of human thought;\nNone shall bound the tender mercies\nWhich Thy Holy Son has bought.\n\nPardon all my past transgressions,\nGive me strength for days to come;\nGuide and guard me with Thy blessing\nTill Thy angels bid me home.
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It is "This little light of mine"\nHere is a link to a site with the words and midi music to that song and many others.\nhttp://www.biblestudycharts.com/Childrens_Hymns.html
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Let's  consider John 10:16 first. Who are the sheep? Well, it would be good to fix in mind that all of Jesus’ loyal followers are referred to as sheep. At Luke 12:32, he called those of his disciples who would be going to heaven the “little flock.” A flock of what? Of sheep. The “sheep” of the “little flock” will be part of the Kingdom in heaven. However, there are others, those with a different hope, whom Jesus also views as sheep.\n\nWe can see this in John chapter 10. After speaking about sheep such as his apostles whom he would call to life in heaven, Jesus added in verse 16: “I have other sheep, which are not of this fold; those also I must bring.”   Jesus was speaking of people having the prospect of life on earth. \n\nMany faithful ones in pre-Christian times, such as Abraham, Sarah, Noah, and Malachi, had such prospects. So we can rightly include them as part of the “other sheep” of John 10:16. During the Millennium, such faithful pre-Christian witnesses will be resurrected and will then learn of and accept Christ Jesus, becoming “other sheep” of the Fine Shepherd.\n\nSince the “other sheep” are “not of this fold,” they must be of another fold, a third one. These last two folds, or pens of sheep, have different destinies. The “little flock” in one fold will rule with Christ in heaven, and the “other sheep” in the other fold will live on the Paradise earth. Yet, despite being in two folds, the sheep have no jealousy, nor do they feel segregated, for as Jesus says, they “become one flock” under “one shepherd.”\n\nThese other share the same hope that King David did, which is:  \n\nKing James Bible  Psalms 37:9  For evildoers shall be cut off: but those that wait upon the LORD, they shall inherit the earth.\n10  For yet a little while, and the wicked shall not be: yea, thou shalt diligently consider his place, and it shall not be.\n11  But the meek shall inherit the earth; and shall delight themselves in the abundance of peace.\n22  For such as be blessed of him shall inherit the earth; and they that be cursed of him shall be cut off.\n\n29  The righteous shall inherit the land, and dwell therein for ever.\n\n34  ¶Wait on the LORD, and keep his way, and he shall exalt thee to inherit the land: when the wicked are cut off, thou shalt see it.
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Yeah its definitely about Jesus Christ.  "For he's my rock, my refuge" That's from the psalms.  And they talk about Jesus dieing on the cross for all of mans' sins in the last paragraph.  I like it alot
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he was comforting his mother Mary
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MAry knew quite well that her child was the Living Saviour. Read from Luke the Magnificat\nMy soul magnifies the Lord,\nAnd my spirit rejoices in God my Savior.\nFor He has regarded the low estate of His handmaiden,\nFor behold, henceforth all generations shall call me blessed.\nFor He who is mighty has done great things for me, and holy is His name. And His mercy is on those who fear Him from generation to generation.\nHe has shown strength with His arm:\nHe has scattered the proud in the imagination of their hearts.\nHe has put down the mighty from their thrones,\nand exalted those of low degree.\nHe has filled the hungry with good things;\nand the rich He has sent empty away.\nHe has helped His servant Israel, in remembrance of His mercy;\nAs He spoke to our fathers, to Abraham and to His posterity forever.
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Jesus was a human being and a prophet of God. Not God. Mary, just a simple lady, was a virgin who was gifted a child - Jesus.\nGod has no parents, no wife and certainly no children. He begets not nor is He begotten. And that is the truth! :)
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Mary, the mother of Jesus.  I'd love to know how to raise a good kid.