Two Christmas Celebrations is a short Christmas story written by the American Transcendentalist Theodore Parker, whose quotations had great impact on the speeches of Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther king Jr.

This story is told in the period of Roman Emperor Augustus Caesar, whose order of taxing affected his citizens, in which a carpenter Joseph and his wife travelled to Bethlehem and give birth to a boy baby and naming him as JEHOSHUA to be pronounced as Jesus and the birth of him was the first Christmas.

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