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Jim Staley from Missouri teaches one of the most powerful messages online today detailing the historical accounts and biblical commentary on Christmas and Easter. Did you know that during the popular 16th century plays, before the devil would come on stage, he would announce himself by saying the phrase "Ho, Ho, Ho"? And this is where Santa got his most famous phrase! This teaching was first featured on God's Learning Channel. Jim exposes the TRUTH of where these holidays came from and how they came to be celebrated. You will be shocked at the details of this video and it is not for the faint of heart. DO NOT watch this unless you want to know the truth. Even if you already know the history, this video will challenge even you.

All you who think you are defending Christmas by insisting we all saying "Merry Christmas" during December need to know:

1. It was ILLEGAL to celebrate Christmas in the 13 Colonies.
2. Jesus was born on September 29, 2BC.
3. Nimrod (a bad guy) was born Dec 25th.

It is NOT a Biblical holy day! It is a PAGAN HOLIDAY!

All "Holy Days" are specified in the Bible!

Jim Staley from Missouri teaches one of the most powerful messages online today detailing the historical accounts and biblical commentary on Christmas and Easter. Did you know that during the popular 16th century plays, before the devil would come on stage, he would announce himself by saying the phrase "Ho, Ho, Ho"? And this is where Santa got his most famous phrase! This teaching was first featured on God's Learning Channel. Jim exposes the TRUTH of where these holidays came from and how they came to be celebrated. You will be shocked at the details of this video and it is not for the faint of heart. DO NOT watch this unless you want to know the truth. Even if you already know the history, this video will challenge even you.

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The origins of many of our cherished customs come from Babylonian sun worship and over the years, have been cleverly absorbed into Christianity. The Nimrod Tree - our Christmas tree - originated in Babylon . Wreaths, branches, boughs, and trees were used by the ancient pagans as emblems of Nimrod because they were thought of as the re-birth of the sun.

were decorated during the winter solstice. In Babylonian mythology, after Nimrod's death, he became the sun-god. He was worshipped as Baal (the Lord) Marduk, Mithras, Ahura, Mazda, Gott, Aton, and Dagon.

were absorbed into Christianity along with their pagan religious festivals and truth was cleverly mixed with abominations.

December 25 was the very day and season on which the pagans for centuries had celebrated the birth of the Sun-gods.... That the various sun gods which were worshipped in different countries were all believed to have been born at the same season would seem to indicate that they were but different forms under different names of the original son of the Sun-god: Tammuz of Babylon - the land from which sun worship originally spread. In Babylon, the birthday of Tammuz was celebrated at the time of the winter solstice with great feasts, revelry, and drunkenness. The nativity worship of the sun-god, the hidden god Tammuz (also known as Nimrod), was performed with carved idol images that were set up in chamber rooms (manger scene sets) and prayed to. The figures in the modern nativity sets have been given "Christian names" such as Mary, Joseph, Three Wise Men, shepherds, etc., but these are only an evolved corruption of the real representation of Tammuz worship.

Another part of the traditional Christmas celebration is the wreath. Following in the footsteps of ancient Rome, this emblem is hung on doors, walls and even on radiator grills of semi trucks. The wreath is alleged to be a reference to - and a symbol of - the birth of Christ. But like everything else, the wreaths we use today are tied to and have their origins in worship of the sun god. What we know as the Christmas wreath comes from ancient practices. These wreaths were made from evergreens and were most frequently round to symbolize the sun (just as do halos in most
religious art). Hence, the round Christmas wreaths stand for an eternal sun, a never-dying or self-renewing sun.