Thread by @AxelSavage4

1) Thread Entitled: 'What you likely do not know about Christmas'
Please do not "unroll" until you see the tweet that says "The End"

Here we go:

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Why do you bring a tree into your house on December 25th, what does it have to do with the birth of the savior, and why do we sing songs about it?
The likely answer is: you don’t know.

3)
Why do you decorate that tree with gold & silver, various other ornaments, and lights? Why do you top it with a pointed star? Why do you do it?

The likely answer is: you don’t know.

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Why are you kissing somebody under a mistletoe?
The likely answer is: you do not know

Why do you put a wreath on your door?

The likely answer is: you don’t really know

5)
Why do you pretend that Santa Claus is real for your children and where does this tradition come from? What does Santa symbolize?

The likely answer is: you do not know
Where do “the 12 days of Christmas” come from?

The likely answer is: you do not know

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What is the point of the Yule log? Do you know?

The problem is that we don’t ask questions, we just go with the flow

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How about you hear me out, so I can tell you why we do these things and then you can make an educated decision about whether or not these are things you want to keep doing?

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I’m going to explain to you how Satan infiltrated Christianity & fooled Christians into worshipping him under the guise of worshipping Christ on Christmas.
How we have been socially programmed to complete an entire demonic ritual and most have no idea we’re doing it.

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Revelation 12:9
“And the great dragon was cast out, that old serpent, called the Devil, and Satan, which DECEIVETH the whole world

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First of all, nowhere in scripture does God say to celebrate either the birth or death of Christ. God’s feasts are listed in the Old Testament. Despite some teachings nowhere in scripture (to my knowledge have we been told to let go of Elohim’s Holy days)

11) For more than 300 years after the crucifixion, no Christian celebrated the birth (or the resurrection of Yahushua) Nobody even even heard of Christmas.
So how did it start?

12) During the reign of Constantine, the Roman Empire was at odds with itself & the emperor was desperate to unite Pagans & Christians under 1 flag. Constantine as a Pagan,
(yes, I know mainstream history & the Catholic church paints him as a Christian, but...

13) there’s ample evidence to suggest otherwise. It is outside the scope of this thread to prove this point, but if you do your own research, you will find that he was in fact a Pagan not a Christian, hint: "by his works thee shall know him")

14) he devised an ingenious plan to do this, and in the process fuse Christianity itself with Paganism The plan was multi-faceted. It included changing the calendar to the Julian Calendar

15) (the calendar we use today is the Gregorian calendar) which made it impossible to calculate the true Passover and Holy Sabbaths (I’m currently writing another thread on this specific topic) and to “Christianize” popular Pagan feasts & traditions,

16) to mix or incorporate the 2 religions. He started by inventing Christmas. By doing so, he merely put a Christian label on a Pagan tradition that started 1000s of years before the birth of Yahushua.

17) Let’s start with the date, December 25th. In the Julian calendar this was the date of the winter solstice the day when the sun would take back dominion over the night, as the day that marked the lengthening of daylight hours

18) Multiple Pagan gods were presumed to be born on this day. The Egyptian gods Horus, Osiris & Amun Ra – The Greek god Helios – The Greco-Roman god Apollo – the Hindu god Mithra of Persia -

19) and the Demon Baal were all born on December 25th.

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The birth of Christ on the contrary has been narrowed down to be in the fall during the Feast of tabernacles, possibly on Sukkot (which is also incalculable with the Julian or Gregorian calendars).

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We are commanded to “keep the days” because Elohim knew his calendar would be usurped

22) Consider the following: Insert meme

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“At the time that the angel announced His birth to the shepherds of Bethlehem, they were feeding their flocks by night in the open fields. Now, no doubt, the climate of Palestine is not so severe as the climate of this country; but...

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...even there, though the heat of the day be considerable, the cold of the night, from December to February, is very piercing, and it was not the custom for the shepherds of Judea to watch their flocks in the open fields later than about the end of October” -

25)
Alexander Hislop ‘The Two Babylons’
Now that we know that Yahushua was not born during the winter solstice, truly revealing that this invented holiday created by an “undercover” Pagan, has nothing to do with Yahushua, what about the rest of our Christmas traditions?

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Let’s preview where all these other traditions come from:
Let’s begin with the Christmas tree. In nearly all Pagan religions trees have been worshipped as symbols of fertility.

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Most notably evergreens as they do not “shed” like other trees. The Bible speaks of the vanity of tree “worship”.

28)In Ancient Babylon as a symbol of fertility, the evergreen was used as a phallic symbol of Baal’s. Silver & gold balls that decorated the tree were symbolic of his testicles & the tree was topped with a star to symbolize a Pagan fertility “sunburst” (use your imagination here)

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What about the lights that we put on this tree & candles: In ancient Babylon candles were lit on the eve of the solstice festival to do honor to Baal. This tradition passed to Egypt, to Greece & Rome and has survived through modern day Christmas.

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Likewise the lights adorned on the trees began as candles, lit in homage to whichever deity was being praised in the region.

31) Christmas Caroling:
The word 'carol' actually means a song or dance of joy and praise! They were written and sung during both solstices and both equinoxes in Pagan rituals all over the globe for centuries before the crucifixion.

32) Caroling wasn’t actually done in churches until St. Francis, around the 13th century, he thought it might be a nice idea.

33) The Yule log:
The Yule log ceremony is one associated to Norse Paganism, but can be traced all the way back to the Chaldeans of Babylonia. Yule means day of the infant it was a celebration of the birth of Tammuz another Sun deity.

34) In Northern Europe the “Yule log” was set ablaze for 12 hours to celebrate the solstice and give thanks to Odin

35) To “deck the halls with balls of holy”:
According to Wiccan rituals Holy & other greens were used to acknowledge the Power of various deities. Placing the Holy in the shape of the wreath accentuated it’s magical powers and...

36) enabled it’s owner to conjure desired deities while warding off undesirable ones.

37) The Mistletoe:
In Wiccan the mistletoe was believed to render a woman helpless & wide open to sexual exploitation.

38) In other Nordic religions it’s believed to act as an aphrodisiac & removes a woman’s inhibitions. This is where we get the modern tradition that says if a woman is caught under a mistletoe she may be kissed and cannot resist.

39) The 12 days of Christmas: During Rome’s winter solstice celebration known as Saturnalia, this was a 12 day festival that consisted of orgies, gift giving, animal & human sacrifices and pedophilia....

40) ....the deity known as Saturn is linked to literally every other sun deity throughout the Pagan world. And unwittingly how many Christians sing about the 12 days of Christmas every year?

41) Santa Claus: is an amalgamation of Saturn, Odin & St. Nicholas.
The following video breaks it down better than anything else I have seen, but obviously Santa & Satan are anagrams. This is not a coincidence. The Santa part starts at 16:14

42) The Fruitcake: Egyptians placed cakes of fermented fruit & honey on the tombs of their deceased loved ones so that they’d have something to eat upon entering the afterworld.

43) Romans took similar cakes into battle made of mashed pomegranates & barley, and they became a popular gift to give & receive during the 12 days of Saturnalia

44) Now understand I did not write this thread to condemn anyone for celebrating Christmas. I’m merely sounding the trumpet, so don’t “kill the messenger”

45) It’s also important to note that the celebration of Christmas was banned in the US until the late 1830s, and has been banned by Christians all over the world at various periods in history because those people understood what it really is

46) Many will read this all and just say: "well that's not what x-mas means to me" or "I don't [fill in the blank]
As a Christian I had to ask myself: "does what I think it means really matter"
Some scripture to think about while pondering all this

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50) Food for thought

51) Along with 'Santa Claus' both 'Father Time' and 'The Grim Reaper' are symbolic of the deity Saturn

52) Another video for reference

53) Other Pagan rituals...

54) THE END

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