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Just because some stupid idiots dress up like Santa and murder people doesn't mean it is a satanic human sacrifice!!!!!! They are just stupid people who were not strong enough in Christ or believers of Christ to 'fight off' the devil.

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

Last winter was the worst we've had in Tennessee in years and years !

AngelBlackFeather 2 weeks ago

That is sad... Chirstmas is to be all about Jesus and his birth....

Mr517519 3 weeks ago

@Mr517519 Unfortunately CHRIST was NOT born on Dec 25th

KijaniAmariAK 3 weeks ago 4

@KijaniAmariAK yes....he was

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@Mr517519 right.. Dec. 25th is Nimrod's Birth Day, not Christ's.. Christ was born around Harvest season.. Luke 2:1 give the account of Christ's birth and the time of year it occurred.

EarthAngel504 2 weeks ago

@EarthAngel504 After reviewing Luke 2:1, I see nothing in the Holy Bible KJV that says anything in Luke 2:1 about the time of year the birth of Christ occurred.

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@blondiexx1222 Luke 2:3 And all went out to be Taxed..2:4 And Joseph also went up from Galilee..2: 5 To be Taxed WITH MARY HIS ESPOUSED WIFE and And BEING GREAT WITH CHILD( meaning Close to going into Labor) 2:7 And She bought forth the 1st BORN.. This Is Very Important because it Gives the Time Of Birth of Christ, which was During Tax Time, and This was the Time of Harvest Not Winter.. How did you Miss that?? Shalom

EarthAngel504 2 weeks ago

@EarthAngel504 It is all a matter of how you want to interpret it......how do you know when tax time is? give me proof.... that still doesn't prove your theory.

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@blondiexx1222 No..It's all in what you see on the pages.. and It's not my Theory it's Fact.. I found this out by doing something called Research.. Since the Bible Clearly tells you he was born During tax time you now research to see when that time was back then.See back then, Not everyone payed Taxes with Money, They also Used Livestock and Produce. I'm sure you've even seen Biblical Movies showing this as well and If you didn't you need to Research Before you try to debunk

EarthAngel504 2 weeks ago

@EarthAngel504 Also to add.. Since people was paying Taxes with Livestock and their Harvest.. I never Heard of Harvest time being In Late December.. Not even in the Middle East.. Not to Mention.. Common sense would tell even a Child, No Woman would be able to Give Birth In the Dead of Winter in a manger and the child survives. But again, Don't Take my word.. Research for your self, If you choose not to,I won't dialog Because i don't entertain forced Ignorance. No offense.

EarthAngel504 2 weeks ago

@EarthAngel504 seriously? No women would be able to do that? WHATEVER!!!

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@blondiexx1222 Stop nit picking.. I said no woman would be able to give birth under those conditions and have a baby survive.. No offense but i can see why you missed the point in Luke 2.. you seem to focus on 1 word or words instead of the whole point and the bigger picture. as if you look at things through foggy glasses.

EarthAngel504 2 weeks ago

@EarthAngel504 The Day Jesus Was Born

This coming December 25th most parents will be lying to their children about old St. Nick. Some of us will be celebrating the birth of our Savior. But was he really born on this day? Was Jesus really born on December 25th? Virtually every month on the

calendar has been proposed by biblical scholars. So why do we celebrate his birth in December? The tradition for December 25th is actually quite ancient.

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@blondiexx1222 (continued) Hippolytus, in the second century A.D., argued that this was Christ's birthday. Meanwhile, in the eastern Church, January 6th was the date followed.

But in the fourth century, John Chrysostom argued that December 25th was the correct date and from that day till now, the Church in the East, as well as the West, has observed the 25th of December as the official date of Christ's birth.

In modern times, the traditional date has been challenged.

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@blondiexx1222 (continued 2 ) Modern scholars point out that when Jesus was born, shepherds were watching their sheep in the hills around Bethlehem. Luke tells us that an angel appeared to "some shepherds staying out in the fields [who were] keeping watch over their flock by night" (2:8).

Some scholars feel that the sheep were usually brought under cover from November to March; as well, they were not normally in the field at night. But there is no hard evidence for this.

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@blondiexx1222 In fact, early Jewish sources suggest that the sheep around Bethlehem were outside year-round. So you can see, December 25th fits both tradition and the biblical narrative well. There is no sound objection to it.

Now admittedly, the sheep around Bethlehem were the exception, not the rule. But these were no ordinary sheep. They were sacrificial lambs. In the early spring they would be slaughtered at the Passover.

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@blondiexx1222 And God first revealed the Messiah's birth to these shepherds--shepherds who protected harmless lambs which would soon die on behalf of sinful men. Whey they saw the baby, could they have known? Might they have whispered in their hearts what John the Baptist later thundered, "Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!"

Now, of course, we can't be absolutely certain of the day of Christ's birth. At least

not this side of heaven. But an early winter date seems...

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@blondiexx1222 as reasonable a guess as any. And December 25th has been the frontrunner for eighteen centuries. Without more evidence, there seems no good reason to change the celebration date now.

We can blame the ancient church for a large part of our uncertainty. You see, they did not celebrate Christ's birth. At all. To them, it was insignificant. They were far more concerned with his death . . . and resurrection.

But modern man has turned that around. A baby lying in a manger is........

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@blondiexx1222 harmless, non-threatening. But a man dying on a cross--a man who claims to be God--that man is a threat! He demands our allegiance! We cannot ignore him. We must either accept him or reject him. He leaves us no middle ground.

This Christmas season, take a close look at a nativity scene once again. Remove your rose-colored glasses--smell the foul air, see the cold, shivering animals. They represent the Old Testament sacrificial system. They are emblems of death. But they are......

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@blondiexx1222....... mere shadows of the Babe in their midst. He was born to die . . . that all who believe in him might live.

blondiexx1222 2 weeks ago

@Mr517519 Actually Xmas is pagan in heritage. The original Christians who founded America refused to practice & worship that day. It wasn't until very late 1800's / beginning 1900's when Xmas became an acceptable holiday. Most all the holidays practiced in the U.S. are of pagan heritage. You want to worship Christ in Dec. choose Hanukkah which lasts for 14 days!

greghar2003 1 week ago

I do agree that the so-called Christmas has satanic/pagan origins but I disagree that the strange weather patterns worldwide are any religious signs. Just look at strange weather occurances throughout the ages. Religious people thought that the world was "ending" during those times when in actuality the world did not end. What we have happening now is the result of the HAARP program that the satanic elite are using for world domination.

TheFETTIMagazine 1 month ago

Thanx fro the info. I know this off subject but what the name of that song?

chanballer 1 month ago

@chanballer It's from the movie Inception don't remember the name but it's by Hans Zimmer

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