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'''Holy Night''' is a religious tract written by [[Jack Chick]].  It was originally printed in 2015, and remains an in-stock title.  It is listed on their website under the subject "Basic Gospel" and also tagged as "Christmas" and also as "Military".

'''Holy Night''' is a religious tract written by [[Jack Chick]].  It was originally printed in 2015, and remains an in-stock title.  It is listed on their website under the subject "Basic Gospel" and also tagged as "Christmas" and also as "Military".

The tract tells of Harold Jordan, a wounded veteran (who, two weeks before his tour of duty was to end, was ambushed with his platoon, and lost an eye and a leg as a result) now homeless.  He is discovered by Rudy, a young boy (to the consternation of his mother and aunt) who had just finished a Bible study with his Uncle Fred where they learned about Luke 14:13-14 <ref>"Jesus said, 'when thou makest a feast, call the poor, the maimed, the lame, the blind: And thou shalt be blessed" (KJV; all Chick tracts use KJV exclusively as Chick was a KJV-Only follower.</ref>.  Rudy tells Uncle Fred, who decides to invite Harold to Sunday dinner.

The tract tells of Harold Jordan, a wounded veteran (who, two weeks before his tour of duty was to end, was ambushed with his platoon, and lost an eye and a leg as a result) now homeless.  He is discovered by Rudy, a young boy (to the consternation of his mother and aunt) who had just finished a Bible study with his Uncle Fred where they learned about Luke 14:13-14 <ref>"Jesus said, 'when thou makest a feast, call the poor, the maimed, the lame, the blind: And thou shalt be blessed" (All Chick tracts use KJV exclusively as Chick was a KJV-Only follower.)</ref>.  Rudy tells Uncle Fred, who decides to invite Harold to Sunday dinner.

The day before the dinner Fred learns of Harold's story: beyond the physical injuries his records were mixed up with someone else's (later identified as "Hal Jordon Jr."), and his family is told he died in combat.  As a result, he wishes he had died with his platoon.  Fred then tells Harold of his own military history: as a Marine he routinely got into fights, and later fought in the Korean War as one of the "Chosin Few" where he was wounded, but was saved through the prayers of a nurse.  Fred leads Harold to salvation; a subsequent scene shows Harold's daughter praying for a new daddy.

The day before the dinner Fred learns of Harold's story: beyond the physical injuries his records were mixed up with someone else's (later identified as "Hal Jordon Jr."), and his family is told he died in combat.  As a result, he wishes he had died with his platoon.  Fred then tells Harold of his own military history: as a Marine he routinely got into fights, and later fought in the Korean War as one of the "Chosin Few" where he was wounded, but was saved through the prayers of a nurse.  Fred leads Harold to salvation; a subsequent scene shows Harold's daughter praying for a new daddy.