Xochiquetzal

Almost all the extraordinary men that lived under the old heathen mythology were reputed to have been the sons of some of the gods.

The doctrine of the virgin birth is perhaps one of the oldest of religious ideas.

It is so universal that its origin is impossible to trace.

Therefore, no wonder is excited when we find that most of the religious leaders have been of celestial origin.

Krishna, the Indian Savior, was born of a chaste virgin called Devaki, who on account of her purity was selected to become the mother of God.

Gautama Buddha was born of the virgin Maya and mercifully left paradise and came down to earth because he was filled with compassion for the sins and miseries of mankind.

He sought to lead them into better paths and took their sufferings upon himself that he might expiate their crimes and mitigate the punishment they must otherwise inevitably undergo.

The great father of gods and men sent a messenger from heaven to the Mexican virgin, Xochiquetzal, to inform her that it was the will of the gods that she should immaculately conceive a son.

Almost all the extraordinary men that lived under the old heathen mythology were reputed to have been the sons of some of the gods.

The doctrine of the virgin birth is perhaps one of the oldest of religious ideas.

It is so universal that its origin is impossible to trace.

Therefore, no wonder is excited when we find that most of the religious leaders have been of celestial origin.

Krishna, the Indian savior, was born of a chaste virgin called Devaki, who on account of her purity was selected to become the mother of God.

Gautama Buddha was born of the Virgin Maya, and mercifully left paradise and came down to Earth because he was filled with compassion for the sins and miseries of mankind.

He sought to lead them into better paths and took their sufferings upon himself that he might expiate their crimes and mitigate the punishment they must otherwise inevitably undergo.

The great father of gods and men sent a messenger from heaven to the Mexican virgin, Xochiquetzal, to inform her that it was the will of the gods that she should immaculately conceive a son.