This little tract will answer that question for children (and grown-ups!) of all ages.

 "Aunt Carolyn" explains how the sometimes the simplest gift, really is the BEST GIFT of all.

A perfect Christmas message to share with family and friends.
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Tinsel! Twinkling lights! Gift wrap everywhere! Christmas was coming and Jeffrey was too excited to be still! When he was standing still on the outside he was still bouncing on the inside.

Gifts? Gifts under the tree!  Big ones, little ones, fat ones, skinny ones.  Jeff didn’t know what was in them, but he knew what he was hoping for.  There  was one that puzzled him though. It was a different size and shape, and wrapped in plain white paper  with a beautiful red bow. It had Jeffrey’s name on it, but he couldn’t think of what it could be. Even on Christmas morning when it was so much fun to open gifts, Jeffrey shied away from that box. “Go ahead, Jeff,” Mother urged. “It’s great, and it’s for you!

“But I like gifts wrapped in fun, pretty paper—like snowmen, redbirds, or jingle bells, — or the ‘Christmas Grinch’— not just plain white paper!”
“Well,” Mother said, “You’ll have to open the box if you want the gift inside.”
At first, Jeff slowly removed the big red ribbon and gingerly opened the box. Then he jumped for joy! “Oh, look, Mom! This is great!” And the gift he had shunned became the very best one!

God offers you the best Christmas gift you could ever receive!  It is eternal life! It is forgiveness of your sin, peace in your heart, a home in Heaven, and much more. God offers it to you in a special wrapping, in the Person of His only begotten Son,  the  Lord  Jesus Christ.

The Baby in the manger that first Christmas Day became the sacrifice for sin on the cross of Calvary. The pure white paper on  Jeffrey’s box speaks of the righteousness of Jesus Christ and the pure clean heart He gives to all who trust Him. The red ribbon stands for the precious blood of Jesus shed for our sins. Some children want to be saved from sin and hell, but they don’t want to yield to the Lord and have Him rule their lives.  Some want eternal life by joining a church or being baptized. They think that is ‘good enough.’ Some think they are already ‘good enough’— they don’t say bad words, smoke, do drugs,  mock  their  parents,   or  treat  others  mean.

Many want God’s  gift  but  in  their  own  wrapping  — church membership, baptism, helping the poor or old folks, or other “wrappings”. But “God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in his Son” (I John 5:11). If you receive a gift from someone who loves you, you must accept it in the wrapping they choose. God loves you, and Christ so loved you that He died for your  sin.     Now  if  you  want  salvation,  you  must receive it in the only wrapping God offers — “The gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord” (Romans 6:23). Jesus said, “I am the way...no man cometh unto the Father except by me” (John 14:6). “He that hath the Son (Jesus Christ) hath life” (I John 5:12).

Tinsel and toys will not last, but God’s Christmas Gift  will  last  forever!    Will  you  accept  His Gift? Will you now repent of your sin and receive Jesus Christ as the only Savior?  (John 1:12).  Then you will have His joy in your heart, not just at Christmas, but year-round.