Should CHRISTIANS CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS? || Is Christmas BIBLICAL?

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Whoever reading this, I pray that God visit your home with healing, blessings and miracles. Amen.💕

I think we Christians can't do things that the bible doesn't talk about, we only need to do what the bible says about. And we suppose to remember Jesus everyday.

Thank You For Sharing ❤ I, Me, Personally? I Don't CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS, Because Of The WORLDLYNESS That Goes With It. ☹️

I don't celebrate Christmas I choose to believe on him as the scripture has said. I celebrate and praise the Lord Jesus Christ daily 🙏 🙌.

Deuteronomy 12:1-4 God is not to be worshipped as the pagans worshipped their idols.

Thankyou brother for your understanding regardless of celebrating Christmas or not at the end of the day Jesus Christ is Lord for ever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever Amen 🙏

I appreciate the history that was presented in this video; it makes it evident that the organized church community remains reluctant to separate itself from the practices of non-believers but would rather reinterpret them as "Christian" traditions. Our savior said that the path to his kingdom is through the straight and narrow gate. Christmas, given its pagan roots and customs that are still carried on today puts the believer on a precariously broad path that the rest of the world is happy to walk along. Discernment is needed.

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God bless you today who's reading this comment have a good day love you all praying for you're situations and needs today amen

Thank you Daniel for that clarification because I always wondered about that! I do to celebrate Christmas for church mass and spending time with my family, a meal & we count our blessings! God bless Jesus' arrival!! 🙏

Well said! Well said!!! We celebrate the LIGHT not the darkness!

If Christ is in you, celebrate everyday. Not on one particular date. Get union with Christ everyday. Celebrate, in other words 'rejoice in the Lord' -Philippians 4:4

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Syncretism is not honoring to our God. We must pursue Him in Spirit and in Truth, no matter the cost. ❤

THANK YOU Daniel it is so enlightening.....for me celebrating Christ IS IMPORTANT. FOR A TRUE CHRISTIAN EVERYDAY IS A CHRISTMAS .GOD BLESS YOU

Jesus specifically tells us not to worship him how we want to but worship him how HE wants us to worship him. Jesus tells us not to partake in the customs and traditions of the gentiles.

I am a kid and I love GOD and Jesus Christ ❤️

As Christians, we have always celebrated Christmas, but remembering that Jesus IS the reason for the season. My kids and grandkids know they can't open gifts until they tell Jesus Happy Birthday and thank Him for what they are about to recieve.

The following is my reply to a YouTube video titled "The Truth About Christmas - The Start of the Tribulation." The video was posted on YouTube on Sunday December 11, 2022. Here's my reply: The Canaanites were celebrating the winter solstice ritual in honor of Baal 5000 years ago. In each household they had a tree (phallus symbol), a wreath (vagina symbol), and they exchanged gifts. Many centuries later the ancient Romans were celebrating the ritual in honor of Saturn and doing it the same way (tree, wreaths, gifts). Their name for the ritual was 'Saturnalia.' In around 300 A.D. the Catholic Church priestclass renamed the ritual 'Christmas.' They did it as an evangelistic ploy to attract people away from Saturn worship. The majority of the Roman people were Saturn worshipers. The temple of Saturn was the biggest building in ancient Rome. The temple priests were very wealthy and the Catholic priestclass wanted to get in on the cash cow. The spirit behind Christmas is Saturn (Old Testament Baal). The Apostle John called him 'The Spirit of Antichrist" (counterfeit Christ who seeks to mimic the Holy Spirit). He is the principality of idolatry, plus he is the spirit of top-down-control (seeks to manifest through men-at-the-top, e.g. leaders of nations, governments, religions, corporations, military, academia, medicine, media, finance, etc.). The ancient Babylonians and Assyrians called him Bel. The ancient Greeks called him Cronos. The ancient Hindus called him Indra. Same spirit going by different names in different cultures and in different time periods. It was very important to him to implement the winter solstice ritual as he understood that when a person celebrates (honors) the ritual it gives him automatic rights of access to their human spirit (conscience, intuition, and the ability to commune with the Holy Spirit) and to have ongoing influence on their spiritual life (the kingdom of darkness is all about control). Jesus was born on September 11, 3 B.C. by the Julian Calendar. Bethlehem is 2500 ft. above sea level so that in December there would've been no grass for the sheep to eat (see Luke 2:8-20 in the King James Version). Jesus had nothing to do with Christmas (never did and never will). You can verify this information online, but it is becoming increasingly difficult to find information that goes against the system narrative (propaganda/brainwash).