Should Christians celebrate Christmas as a religious holiday?

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Thomist, actually that is not true, just something the Council of Nicaea said to cover the fact that they were allowing a pagan holiday to be celebrated under guise of Christian. Luke 1.5-8-9 with 1 Chron.24.5-19 makes known when Zechariah and Elizabeth conceived John the Baptist, and Luke 1.26.36 says Elizabeth was in her sixth month when Mary became pregnant by the Holy Ghost. So Jesus was born during the feast of Tabernacles, and how apropo, since he is God's tabernacle with man. It is quite a touching story, how the swaddling cloth was what the Priest use for undergarments, and used strips of it to keep the lamps lit continually. That was the swaddling cloths the baby Jesus was wrapped in. Again, how aprapo, since he is the light of the world.

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Yahweh has given you understanding! That is so beautiful!

halleluYAHWEH! may He guide us and keep us!
 
Yahweh has given you understanding! That is so beautiful!

halleluYAHWEH! may He guide us and keep us!

Thank you, and yes, may YAHWEH ALMIGHTY continue to guide us and give us growth in him. I am so very grateful for what he has allowed me to learn. It is my hearts desire to serve him acceptably.
 
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