Everyone is playing the Christmas music lighting their houses with Christmas lights and doing their Christmas shopping.
Christmas is a time of giving not getting and it is to celebrate the birth of our savior Lord and king. I can only imagine how much joy filled the hearts of the three wise men when they saw the star that signaled the birth of Jesus and how honored Mary must have felt to be chosen to give birth to her King and savior.
The scriptures were quite clear on how it would happen
Isaiah 7:14—Isaiah prophesies that a pure young woman will give birth to God’s son.
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Matthew 1:18–23—Isaiah’s prophecy is fulfilled.
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Isaiah 9:6—Isaiah prophesies that Jesus Christ will come as a baby; Jesus is described by several names.
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Micah 5:2—Micah prophesies that Jesus will be born in Bethlehem.
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Matthew 2:4–6—The scribes knew that Bethlehem was the prophesied birthplace of the Messiah.
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1 Nephi 11:18–21—Nephi prophesies that the Son of God will be born to a virgin.
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Luke 1:26–31—A virgin named Mary will be the mother of Jesus Christ.
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Alma 7:9–10—Alma prophesies that Jesus will be born to Mary.
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Luke 2:4–7—Jesus is born.
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Helaman 14:1–6—Samuel the Lamanite prophesies of the signs at Jesus’ birth.
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3 Nephi 1:4–21—On the night of Jesus’ birth, a new star rose.
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Matthew 2:2—A new star appeared in Israel.
Some people think Jesus' birthday is december 25th however the scriptures don't give the date of his birth so Christmas is instead a time to celebrate his birth. Some ppl including Christians say Christmas is of pagan origin. Easter halloween valentines day these all have pagan origins however Christmas if indeed pagan is the only one in which ppl all over america sing praises to God about his sons birth. true their are Christmas songs about santa and such but so much more songs about Christs birth.
However something I noticed about the name santa is if you switch the words around it spells satan, so perhaps satan uses santa to bring the focus off Christs birth with a jolly fat bringer of toys. this is just a thought.
Christmas is a time of giving not getting and it is to celebrate the birth of our savior Lord and king. I can only imagine how much joy filled the hearts of the three wise men when they saw the star that signaled the birth of Jesus and how honored Mary must have felt to be chosen to give birth to her King and savior.
The scriptures were quite clear on how it would happen
Isaiah 7:14—Isaiah prophesies that a pure young woman will give birth to God’s son.
•
Matthew 1:18–23—Isaiah’s prophecy is fulfilled.
•
Isaiah 9:6—Isaiah prophesies that Jesus Christ will come as a baby; Jesus is described by several names.
•
Micah 5:2—Micah prophesies that Jesus will be born in Bethlehem.
•
Matthew 2:4–6—The scribes knew that Bethlehem was the prophesied birthplace of the Messiah.
•
1 Nephi 11:18–21—Nephi prophesies that the Son of God will be born to a virgin.
•
Luke 1:26–31—A virgin named Mary will be the mother of Jesus Christ.
•
Alma 7:9–10—Alma prophesies that Jesus will be born to Mary.
•
Luke 2:4–7—Jesus is born.
•
Helaman 14:1–6—Samuel the Lamanite prophesies of the signs at Jesus’ birth.
•
3 Nephi 1:4–21—On the night of Jesus’ birth, a new star rose.
•
Matthew 2:2—A new star appeared in Israel.
Some people think Jesus' birthday is december 25th however the scriptures don't give the date of his birth so Christmas is instead a time to celebrate his birth. Some ppl including Christians say Christmas is of pagan origin. Easter halloween valentines day these all have pagan origins however Christmas if indeed pagan is the only one in which ppl all over america sing praises to God about his sons birth. true their are Christmas songs about santa and such but so much more songs about Christs birth.
However something I noticed about the name santa is if you switch the words around it spells satan, so perhaps satan uses santa to bring the focus off Christs birth with a jolly fat bringer of toys. this is just a thought.