Messianic Israelite
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Xmas is soon to be here so I figured it would be about the right time to mention this practice. I don't understand how or why on this forum people can post threads about Xmas on the Chr-stianity or Jewish sections of the site. Xmas is pagan. The only place Xmas belongs is the Pagan Dir. All you have to do is look it up in an encyclopedia. December 25 was a sacred day for the worship of Zeus and other pagan mighty ones. Do we have any Zeus worshippers here? Then surely we should stop celebrating Xmas.
I can understand a pagan celebrating Xmas, or an atheist or some other religious groups that doesn't believe in the Bible and are religious hobbyists but not Bible believing people. Santa Claus who is also called Old Nick was one of Satan's names. Cutting down a tree and placing it in your home is a pagan practice Jeremiah spoke against in Jeremiah 10. Do you realise you're worshipping the s-u-n and not the s-o-n. Even if Yahshua was born on December 25, which he wasn't according to Luke 1, why make a pagan type of celebration out of it? We're commanded in the Bible to acknowledge and remember his death at the Passover. This is consistent with Ecclesiastes 7:1. Sadly, most Chr-stians don't bother to keep the Passover.
Has anyone ever read the account of the Maccabees, how in Maccabees 1:52-54 people died and were killed resisting pagan practices. Surely we can't be so weak to regard a day devoted to the Winter Solstice, a day of superstition where ancient people's thought that the sun was leaving them and had to be worshipped to bring it back again. How can anyone call Chr-stmas, Chr-stmas? It means the mass of Chr-st, yet it has nothing to do with the Messiah no matter how much wishful thinking would suppose otherwise.
I guess the question you have to ask yourself is, are you a pagan? I know some people proudly call themselves pagans. I had one such person at work in a supervisor role. Most pagan mighty ones were born around the winter solstice which was anciently set as December 25. The birthdays of Mithra was on December 25. Mithra symbolised the sun as did other heathen mighty ones like Osiris, Hercules and Bacchus who were all said to be born on that day. Interestingly, China;s pagan savior, Zas, was also born on December 25. Need I mention the Egyptian mighty one Horus, the Hindu mighty one Vishnu and the Syrian mighty one Tammuz had their birthdays on December 25.
Sun worship, through and through.
Saturnalia, Brumalia, Paganalia - it's all evil. If you transported some of these pagan people from the past and put them in a life setting of Xmas today, they would feel right at home. Even the legend of Santa Claus coming down the chimney was derived from the early Norsemen. Their stories tell of the mighty one called Hertha appearing on the hearth of the fireplace and bringing good luck to the house. Therefore a Santa Claus type figure came down the chimneys of these ancient Norse people.
I feel blessed. My parents, unlike most parents, never taught me Xmas or the Santa Claus myth. I wasn't psychologically damaged by the lies parents are telling their children. You do realise that these harmless lies are number 1 a violation of the 9 commandment and number 2 are going to injure your children mentally as they're going to grow to mistrust their parents and adults in general when they learn what they've been taught is a lie. Let's not add to the Word or diminish from it, but let us keep the commandments of Yahweh for our good (Deuteronomy 6). Let us all seek a blessing from Yahweh byeliminated eliminating what is displeasing to Him and you can be assured that Xmas is displeasing to Yahweh.
I can understand a pagan celebrating Xmas, or an atheist or some other religious groups that doesn't believe in the Bible and are religious hobbyists but not Bible believing people. Santa Claus who is also called Old Nick was one of Satan's names. Cutting down a tree and placing it in your home is a pagan practice Jeremiah spoke against in Jeremiah 10. Do you realise you're worshipping the s-u-n and not the s-o-n. Even if Yahshua was born on December 25, which he wasn't according to Luke 1, why make a pagan type of celebration out of it? We're commanded in the Bible to acknowledge and remember his death at the Passover. This is consistent with Ecclesiastes 7:1. Sadly, most Chr-stians don't bother to keep the Passover.
Has anyone ever read the account of the Maccabees, how in Maccabees 1:52-54 people died and were killed resisting pagan practices. Surely we can't be so weak to regard a day devoted to the Winter Solstice, a day of superstition where ancient people's thought that the sun was leaving them and had to be worshipped to bring it back again. How can anyone call Chr-stmas, Chr-stmas? It means the mass of Chr-st, yet it has nothing to do with the Messiah no matter how much wishful thinking would suppose otherwise.
I guess the question you have to ask yourself is, are you a pagan? I know some people proudly call themselves pagans. I had one such person at work in a supervisor role. Most pagan mighty ones were born around the winter solstice which was anciently set as December 25. The birthdays of Mithra was on December 25. Mithra symbolised the sun as did other heathen mighty ones like Osiris, Hercules and Bacchus who were all said to be born on that day. Interestingly, China;s pagan savior, Zas, was also born on December 25. Need I mention the Egyptian mighty one Horus, the Hindu mighty one Vishnu and the Syrian mighty one Tammuz had their birthdays on December 25.
Sun worship, through and through.
Saturnalia, Brumalia, Paganalia - it's all evil. If you transported some of these pagan people from the past and put them in a life setting of Xmas today, they would feel right at home. Even the legend of Santa Claus coming down the chimney was derived from the early Norsemen. Their stories tell of the mighty one called Hertha appearing on the hearth of the fireplace and bringing good luck to the house. Therefore a Santa Claus type figure came down the chimneys of these ancient Norse people.
I feel blessed. My parents, unlike most parents, never taught me Xmas or the Santa Claus myth. I wasn't psychologically damaged by the lies parents are telling their children. You do realise that these harmless lies are number 1 a violation of the 9 commandment and number 2 are going to injure your children mentally as they're going to grow to mistrust their parents and adults in general when they learn what they've been taught is a lie. Let's not add to the Word or diminish from it, but let us keep the commandments of Yahweh for our good (Deuteronomy 6). Let us all seek a blessing from Yahweh by
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