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As a result of my serving as a hospital Chaplain, Linda and I were invited to a local church banquet held by a large Sunday School class in our area.It's a church with strong Bible teaching, and the SS class teacher, a lawyer and City Attorney for four different towns in our area, headed up an excellent program.He handed out 12 questions and Some things you may not know about the birth of Christ as recorded in Luke. He said, the word Host in that story, means Army of at least 10,000.Wow. If that is true, the enormity of it all adds even more power to the story. I had never heard that Host means Army of at least 10,000. Sounds great to me but I wonder if any viewers have heard that?I've always liked the song, He could have called 10,000 angels but maybe they showed up without Him even having to call them. Just sayin.Doyl

but the word host in Hebrew and in Greek merely means an encampment or army. An undoubtedly large force but we are not told any numbers of angels or size of an army except in the throne room in Rev 5:11  And I beheld, and I heard the voice of many angels round about the throne and the beasts and the elders: and the number of them was