A celebration of the times Happy Holidays to you
Today is a celebration the annual Christian festival celebrating Christ's birth, held on December 25 in the Western Church.
What does the Bible say about the meaning of Christmas
look into history and the Bible for the FACTS! The word "Christmas" means "Mass of Christ" or, as it later became shortened, "Christ-Mass.". It came to us as a Roman Catholic mass.
What is the meaning of Christmas
Christmas is the celebration of the historical event of where 'The Most High' entered into our world so that he might display the perfection and holiness of 'The Most High' and that through his work of living perfectly and also dying on the cross for our sins, that all who trust in him would be saved from the righteous judgment of 'The Most High'.
What does the Bible say about Christmas
Celebration of a holiday called “Christmas” is not mentioned in the Bible, but Romans 14 lays out the proper Christian perspective in regard to food, drink, and “special days.” It says, starting in verse 5, that “ One man considers one day more sacred than another; another man considers every day alike.
A Time for giving Year round
In case, you're wondering about the photo at the beginning, well I get caught up in the gift giving and shopping and for a moment, I forget about the more important things, feeding the poor, offering the homeless shelter and giving some of my time to support non-profit organization and to encourage.
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It is the season to come together and support family friends and the community.
It is a great sentiment and one I wish there was more of throughout the year.
All the best in 2020.
Anjumshahlla, you are welcome and enjoy this Holiday season with your family and friends.
Hi Clifford,
It's important to remember why the real reason Christmas is celebrated.
Happy Christmas
Thank you.
Nicola
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Clifford - It is great to honor and remember both, Belated Holiday greetings to you and keep up the work.
EHozubin, thank you for your kind words of encouragement