The first king size bed is not the huge bed we now have that families sleep in. But it was much smaller. It was nothing but a feeding trough for animals. This is where our Savior, our King of Kings was born, Jesus Christ. He was born in a manger. #FirstKingSizeBed #KingBed #KingSizeBed
The First King Size Bed
The below image, my wife took me to go see. It is located near me in Mascot, TN off Highway 11-W.
The above image is what I saw on Facebook, so I figured I would write a short blog entry on the First King Size Bed. Plus I share some other photos that I found doing a Google Image Search.
Jesus is the true King. He is the Lord of Lords, the King of Kings. Jesus also is a descendant of a King; King David. Jesus died for our sins. He was a servant. This Christmas, let’s remember Jesus is the Reason for this Season. We celebrate Christmas because we celebrate the birth of our Savior. Not the gifts we get, or Santa Claus bringing us stuff. We celebrate the greatest gift of all! The gift of Salvation that only Jesus brings.
Read about the Birth of Jesus in the Bible, Luke 2:1-20.
A good book you may want to read is It’s Not About You, Mr. Santa Claus by Soraya Diase Coffelt.
First published November 12, 2014. Last updated or republished December 17, 2021.
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