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no quiere que el honor "segun el mandato de nuestra propia conciencia." La Biblia dice que Dios no aceptara el culto de personas que, queriendo honrar a Cristo, abraza una costumbre pagana. Conclusion La Iglesia en estos dias de la restauracion tiene que renunciar a esta cultura que se impuso a predicar que Jesus no puede hacer nada en un pesebre, sino que habia nacido para cumplir el proposito de Dios, murio, resucito y ahora reina sobre ya traves de la Iglesia por el poder el Espiritu Santo que esta en nosotros que lo confiesan como Senor y que El en nuestras vidas. La Iglesia verdadera iglesia debe empezar a valorar lo que Jesus realmente le da valor. Vamos a comenzar la busqueda de la verdad y la verdadera adoracion. En estos dias el Senor ha restaurado muchas verdades que se habian perdido, el Espiritu Santo ha soplado a traer a casa el plan original, es decir, caminando sobre el fundamento de los apostoles. La restauracion no es el camino mas facil, ya que implica romper con las practicas y tradiciones que estan enraizadas en la vida de la Iglesia, pero que no formaban parte de la ensenanza de los apostoles.Es justo mencionar que el rechazo de los nativos encuentra evidencia en los escritos de los grandes nombres del pasado como Spurgeon Chales sobre "La Encarnacion y el Nacimiento de Cristo" John Knox y la Segunda Confesion Helvetica.Alguien definio la restauracion de la siguiente manera: "Tu conservar lo que tenemos es verdad, de buscar las verdades que se habian perdido y abandonar lo que se ha anadido." Desafortunadamente, muchas personas piensan que todos estos son detalles sin importancia, pero aqui me gustaria citar una frase Valadao de Pastor Rudy: "Nunca tropezar en las montanas, pero en pequenas piedras." El diablo es astuto, pero Dios es sabio y da sabiduria a los que buscan. sabio Corresponde al discernimiento.Que el Padre os bendice en el nombre de Aquel que vuelve: Jesus!http://comunidadeapostolicadorar.blogspot.com.br/https://www.facebook.com/apostolopatrick.lima?ref=hlhttps://twitter.com/ApPatrickLima12EnglishTo the brother who did not know, those who celebrate have no problem finding. And every brother firstly I let considerations of my respect to everyone.It really is a controversial topic, more true.And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.John 8:32ChristmasChristmas - Why celebrate Christmas?THE TRUTH ABOUT CHRISTMAS!Why not celebrate this day?What is the significance of the tree, and the exchange of gifts and symbols of Christmas?Read this article and clarify their doubts.Ever wonder, why we celebrate Christmas?Few people own thinking because they believe what they believe, or because they observe certain customs. Most of us learn to accept everything without hesitation. Why is that? By nature we tend to do what others do ... While these are wrong. We should not accept this trend, but look at what we're doing and where we are going. What was the origin of Christmas? Christmas is really the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ? Jesus was born on December 25? The apostles who knew Jesus personally and were taught by Him, celebrated his birthday on December 25, or on any
other date? If Christmas is the most important festival of Christianity, because so many people who are not Christians to celebrate? The answers may surprise us. The approach of our Church, on this subject, does not in itself meant to cause controversy, much less adhere to fundamentalism or legalism. The intention has always been to contribute to the advancement of knowledge about the worship of the Lord. The feast of Christmas is much older than Christianity. The traditional Christmas feast itself contains a symbolism all alien to Christian dogma. It begins by date: Jesus really was not born on the 25th day of December. Actually this date was agreed upon as the birth of Jesus some centuries after his birth. There is no record in the Bible that any apostle or Christian group has celebrated a feast or held a great banquet on his birthday, much less celebrated the birth of Jesus Christ. There are however two references to Pharaoh (Egypt) and Herod (administrative authority in Roman Judea) who rejoiced greatly in the day they were born into this world. In reality there is no text in the Bible that send us celebrate the birth of Jesus or any other birth. Contrary to what many people think Christmas is a Christian feast.As this feast was introduced in the Church The Church in its early years caused a revolution in contemporary society and by the end of the 1st century stood firm on the foundation of the apostles, that is, the truths established by Christ. But in the year 312, the Church was "Romanized", then by the emperor Constantine. Thus Constantine institutionalized the Christian Church. In this process the Church "paganized" and the world "Christianized." And with this vision of Christians focused more on culture and lost the exclusive centrality of Jesus Christ. And in ancient times, whenever a country or land was conquered, the new government and religion has always sought to use the holidays conquered ancient culture, to avoid going into shock with her and get to subtly introduce a new belief. Importantly, during this period Christianity has lost its identity and order of values. The people in mass now "Christianized" paganism did not leave, as well as their customs, culture and objects of worship, including the celebration of Christmas.An article called Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Reliious Knowkwdge that pagans worshiped the sun, and as the influence of Manichaeism, which identified the Son of God with the sun gave reasons to the pagans of the fourth century, now converted en masse to Christianity, for adapt to their party Dec. 25 (day of birth of the sun god), giving the title of the birthday of the Son of God. What we celebrate today the 25th of December is then worship the "sun god", but in a camouflaged manner, adapted. It is still inheritance that brought paganism into Christianity.The supposed connection of Jesus with Christmas originated in the Roman Catholic Church and then expanded to Protestantism and the rest of the world.But let's see what the Catholic Encyclopedia says, English edition, under "Christmas". "Christmas
was not considered among the earliest festivals of the Church ... The first evidence of the feast comes from Egypt." " Also in the same encyclopedia, under the theme "Christmas Day," we find that Origen, one of the patriarchs Catholics acknowledged the truth: "... There is no record in Scripture that anyone has celebrated a feast or held a great banquet on his birthday. only sinners (like Pharaoh and Herod) who rejoice greatly in the day they were born into this world. "Encyclopedia Britannica 1946 edition, said:" Christmas was not counted in the first parties Church ... "" It was not instituted by Christ or the apostles, or by Bible authority. It was later acquired from paganism. " Although the party has another name, still in the spirit of pagan worship of the sun god. Only the name has changed.But what is the origin of Christmas? Where did the Roman Catholic Church that party? Not out of the New Testament - not the Bible or the early apostles who were instructed by Christ - however, it is known that paganism was absorbed slowly by the Roman Catholic Church from the fourth century. What is the rationale?The practice of celebrating Christmas was introduced in the church at the end of the fourth century by Pope Julius I. The same was eventually officially established on 25 December for the celebrations. During the first three centuries of our era, Christians did not celebrate Christmas.Christmas is one of the main traditions of corrupt system called Babylon and, as such, has its roots in ancient Babylon of Nimrod (See Genesis 10)! Yes, dating from the time immediately after the flood! Nimrod, grandson of Ham, son of Noah, was the real founder of the Babylonian system, organized system of human governments and empires, the economic system of profit, which has taken over the world since then. Nimrod had the beginning of his kingdom Babel, the original Babylon, Nineveh, and many other cities. Organized the first kingdom of this world. The name derives from the word Nimrod "marad" which means "rebel". In ancient writings we learn that it was this man who started the great organized world apostasy that has dominated man of ancient times until now. Nimrod was so evil that, according to ancient writings, he married his own mother, whose name was Semiramis. Died prematurely, its called mother-wife, Semiramis, propagated the evil doctrine of reincarnation of Nimrod his sonTanuz. She stated that on each anniversary of his birth, Nimrod would present in a tree. The date of his birth was December 25. Here is the real origin of the Christmas tree. Semiramis became the "queen of heaven" and Nimrod, under various names, became the "divine son of heaven." After several generations of this idolatrous worship, Nimrod also became false messiah, son of Baal, the sun god. In this false Babylonish system, the "mother and child" (Semiramis and Nimrod incarnate in her son Tammuz) have become the main objects of worship. This worship of "mother and child" spread throughout the world, varying according to the names of countries
and languages. Surprising as it may seem, we find the equivalent of "Madonna" long before the birth of Jesus Christ. In Egypt was called Isis and Osiris, Cybele in Asia and Deois in pagan Rome Fortuna and Jupiter, even in Greece, China, Japan and Tibet is the equivalent of the Madonna (my mistress or madam), long before the birth of Jesus Christ!Cause a shock us know the truth - unfortunately some are offended face of truth, but God commands his faithful ministers in Isaiah 58.1 "Cry aloud, do not hold back, lift up thy voice like a trumpet, and shew my people his transgression. " The true origin of Christmas is found in ancient Babylon. Even Jesus, the apostles and the church never celebrated Christ's birth in any age, in the Bible there is no command or instruction to celebrate something, but yes we are commanded to remember His death and resurrection that gave us life (I Corinthians 11.24-26 ). Jesus was not born on December 25, not even Jesus Christ was born in the time of year when we celebrate Christmas! When he was born "there were shepherds in the field keeping watch over their flocks and kept vigil the night" (Luke 2:8). This can never happen in Judea in the month of December. The shepherds took their flocks from the fields in mid-October and guarded to protect them from the coming winter, cold weather and lots of rain. The Bible proves in Song 2.11 and Ezra 10.9,13, that winter was a rainy season, which made it impossible to stay the shepherds with their flocks at night in the field. Moreover, if we analyze the Bible diligently, we conclude that the conception was, according to the Bible, the Holy Spirit in Mary must have been given in late December or early January, since Zechariah the priest was a member of the order of Abijah (Luke 1:5). The order of priests of Abijah was the eighth to serve in the temple (1Cronicas. 24.10), serving eight weeks after the conclusion of the Passover. The conception of John took place at this time and only the sixth month (Luke 1:26), the angel appeared to Mary - that is, in the end maybe December or January. Soon, Jesus will be born in September or at the latest in October.The origin of Santa Claus The name "Santa Claus" is a corruption of the name "St. Nicholas" a Roman bishop who lived in the fifth century Read the Encyclopedia Britannica, vol.19 pages 648-649, 11th edition English, as follows: "St. Nicholas, bishop of Myra, a saint revered by the Greeks and Latins on the 6th of December ... A legend of his gift offered to hidden, dowry, the three daughters of an impoverished citizen ... " said to have originated the custom of giving gifts hidden in the St. Nicholas Day (December 6), which was later transferred to Christmas Day. Hence the association of Christmas with St. Nicholas (Santa Claus). Parents punish their children for telling lies, but to get the Christmas they themselves are responsible for telling
them the lie of "Santa Claus", the "Three Kings" and "God Boy" and therefore no wonder that when they reach adulthood alsobelieve that God is a myth. It is Christian to teach children myths and lies? God said, "Do not deal falsely mentireis one another" (Leviticus 19:11). Although the human mind and seems well justified, God also said: "There is a way that seems right to man, but its end is the way of death." What the Bible says about the Christmas tree in Isaiah 44.14-17, Hosea 4:13 and Deut. 16.21, we see that people from ancient times, had the habit of using the wood and the trees, with the purpose of idolatry. Many of these trees or pieces of wood were used for worship and worship. The pine, Christmas symbol, has the same connotation. Jeremiah 10.2-4 - "Thus saith the LORD, Learn not the way of the heathen, and be not dismayed at the signs of heaven, for the nations of them are surprised because the customs of the people are vain; cuts up a tree and the forest if plowing with ax by the hands of the craftsman. With silver and with gold adorn with nails and with hammers, that it move not. "God commands us not imitate this way or follow it! Some people make the mistake of thinking that means it does not hurt to have a Christmas tree. With it we associate the festival Gentile. ideas regarding sacred trees are very old.Gift Exchange For some people this is the most important point of all that refers to the celebration of Christmas: the time of buying and exchanging gifts. In this regard, many exclaim: "Yes we have authorization for this Bible! Did Jesus Christ birth not received gifts of the Magi?" Again, the true surprise. The truth is that the custom of exchanging gifts with friends and relatives during the holiday season, it has absolutely nothing to do with Christianity! Still seems strange to us, he does not celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ or The honor! Suppose a person you love is aniversariando. You buying gifts to honor friends the other, omitting the people who should honor? There seems absurd this view? Let's see what the Bible says in Matthew 2:1-11 with respect to gifts that led the wise men when Jesus was born: "When Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the time of King Herod, Magi from the east came to Jerusalem, saying, Where is the King of the Jews that is born? ... and on entering the house they saw the child with Mary his mother, and fell down and worshiped him: and opening their treasures they offered him gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. " Note that the magi asked the boy Jesus born King of the Jews. But why it took gifts? As the day of his birth? No way! For they arrived days after his birth. So they had to give us an example? No! They did not exchange gifts, presented him to Him, Christ. There exchanged gifts with your
friends and family, or among themselves! Why? The biblical commentary Adam Clarke, vol 5, p 46, says: "Vers. 11 (they offered him gifts.) In the East does not usually enter into the presence of kings and important people with empty hands. Usual This occurs frequently in Old Testament and still persists in the East in some islands of the South Pacific. " There it is! The Magi were not instituting a new Christian custom of exchanging gifts to honor the birth of Jesus Christ! Proceeded according to a formerEastern custom that was to bring gifts to present themselves before a king. They were personally before the king of the Jews. Therefore, led offerings in the same way that the Queen of Sheba and Solomon took the lead as well as those visiting heads of state today. The custom of giving Christmas gifts has nothing to do with this event, is merely the continuation of an ancient pagan custom.There is the possibility of Christmas to honor Christ? No. Because there is no possibility of a lie be sanctified! There are those who insist that despite its roots in a pagan custom, now Christmas is not observed to honor a false god, the sun god, but to honor Jesus Christ. What in God's word says about it? "... Do not you links after they (the heathen nations) to imitate them, nor inquire of their gods, saying: As these nations serve their gods pagan likewise will I do likewise. Thou shalt not do so unto the Lord your God, for everything that is abhorrent to the Lord, and he hates, have they done unto their gods ... " (Deuteronomy 12.30-31). Thus, the prophet Jeremiah warns us with respect to the traditional customs of the society that surrounds us: "Thus saith the LORD, Learn not the way of the Gentiles (heathen) ... For the customs of the people are vain ..." (Jer. 10.2-3). God has told us clearly in His Word, the Bible, will not accept this kind of worship that is still intending to honor it. He told us that it is abhorrent and not the honor, but the false pagan gods. God does not want the honor "as mandated by our own conscience." The Bible says that God will not accept the worship of people, wanting to honor Christ, embrace a pagan custom. Conclusion The Church in these days of restoration has to renounce this culture that was imposed and preach that Jesus is not helpless in a manger, but he was born to fulfill the whole purpose of God, died, was resurrected and now reigns over and through the Church by the power the Holy Spirit who is in us who confess Him as Lord and have Him in our lives. The Church genuinely church must begin to value what Jesus really gives value. Let us begin the search for truth and the true worship. These days the Lord has restored many truths that had been lost, the Holy Spirit has blown to bring home the original plan, ie walking on the foundation
of the apostles. Restoration is not the easiest path, for it implies breaking with practices and traditions that are rooted in the life of the Church, but which were not part of the teaching of the apostles.It is fair to mention that the rejection of native finds evidence in the writings of the great names of the past like Chales Spurgeon on "The Incarnation and Birth of Christ" John Knox and the Second Helvetic Confession.Someone defined restoration as follows: "You keep what we have is true, to seek those truths that were lost and abandon what has been added." Unfortunately many people think that all these are unimportant details, but here I would like to quote a phrase Valadao of Pastor Rudy, "Never stumble into mountains, but in small stones." The devil is crafty, but God is wise and gives wisdom to those who seek. wise It is up to the discernment.May the Father bless you in the name of Him who is returning: Jesus!http://comunidadeapostolicadorar.blogspot.com.brhttps://www.facebook.com/apostolopatrick.lima?ref=hlhttps://twitter.com/ApPatrickLima12Texto extraido: Igreja SemearAdaptado e Traduzido : Patrick Lima
Portugues - Francais - English - EspanolChanukah A Festa das LuzesE em Jerusalem havia a festa da dedicacao, e era inverno. E Jesus andava passeando no templo, no alpendre de Salomao. (JO 10:22e23)Comemoracao da purificacao do Templo e do altar que ocorreu no tempo dos MACABEUS (165 ou 164 a.C.). Durava oito dias a partir do dia 25 de QUISLEU ou Kislev. Era tambem chamada de Festa da Dedicacao (Jo 10.22). Em hebraico o nome da festa e Hanukka (Dedicacao). O nome Chanukah e composto de duas palavras: Chanu = descansaram e ka = com valor numerico 25. Os judeus descansaram no dia 25 de Kislev apos a vitoria contra os seus opressores gregos. Esta festa tambem e conhecida como Festa das Luzes. O preceito central e principal de Chanukah e acender as luzes da chanukah, logo apos o anoitecer, num lugar destacado e visivel, durante 8 noites, afim de divulgar o milagre. Na conquista do Templo, apos a limpeza e purificacao, foi achado apenas um frasco de azeite kasher para acender as luzes do Templo, o que duraria apenas uma noite. O MILAGRE e que este frasco de azeite durou 8 noites, enquanto se preparava o novo azeite para continuar acendendo as luzes do Templo. Viram nisso um sinal do ceu para uma nova era de vida feliz. Em sinal de alegria e gratidao, a cidade foi iluminada com muitas luzes e os macabeus celebraram com grande alegria o livramento e o milagre que receberam de Deus, com preces e agradecimentos pela grande vitoria. As luzes sao acesas acrescentando-se uma luz a cada noite no conjunto, comecando com uma na primeira noite, duas na segunda e assim por diante, ate que na oitava noite as oito luzes estarao acesas.SIGNIFICADO DO NOMEO nome Chanukah, hoje traduzido como Dedicacao, originalmente, e resultado de um acrostico de palavras que a formam: CHANU Que significa Descansaram e KAH Que corresponde as letras Kaf e Hei, que formam o algarismo do numero 25. Isto porque, apos longo periodo de luta, contra o exercito de Antioco Epifanio, os israelitas descansaram no dia 25 de Kislev, data em que reconquistaram o Templo e deram inicio a sua restauracao. Esta festa comeca no dia 25 de Kislev, dura 8 dias e comemora os eventos ocorridos na terra santa, na epoca do 2o Templo, durante a era do dominio grego. A Festa de Chanukah tambem e conhecida como Festa das Luzes ou Sucot de Kislev. Este ultimo se deve ao fato de, naquele ano os judeus nao terem podido celebrar a Festa das Cabanas, por estarem em plena guerra. Sendo assim, ao termino da revolucao, com mais de dois meses de atraso, eles celebraram Chanukah com Lulav (Especie de ramo usado em Sucot) nas maos, num gesto memorial, ja que, igualmente a Sucot, Chanukah tambem e comemorada ao longo de oito dias.SIGNIFICADO DA CHANUKAHPrincipal costume da Festa de Chanukah e o de se acender a CHANUKIAH, uma especie de candelabro de nove candeias, o qual acendemos uma de cada vez, ao longo dos oito dias de festa, seja em casa