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Title: jesus born in the spring Post by deanna on Dec 3rd, 2006 at 4:57pm
i was told by a medium up the church jesus was suppoesd to be born in the spring and not on dec 25 ,so it is not actually his birthday i did not know what to think when i was told this ,all i know is that on xmas day their is a wonderful feeling in the air and it feels like jesus birthday ,he also said that the three wisemen who travelled east following the star would in reality have ended up in china he also said that the three wisemen didnt visit baby jesus for three weeks after he was born also he didnt believe their was a star to follow he really put the dampers on christmas i thought ,it annoyed me really what the medium said ,xmas has always been celebrated on dec 25 ,i believe personally that jesus was born on xmas day and i always will ,what does anyone else think about this ? love deanna
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Title: Re: jesus born in the spring Post by Cricket on Dec 3rd, 2006 at 7:06pm
Huh...never heard of the "ending up in China" part. It's never really been believed, as far as I know, that Jesus was born on the 25th of December. That's a taking over of the old pagan Yule celebrations, apparently. Shepherd's wouldn't have been in the fields with their flocks at that time, among other things. Since I doubt that the names of the months or the numbers of the dates were used then as they are today, you can't really say anything with certainty I don't think, but the church has never claimed he was born then, (that part of the church that designated that date Christmas...can't say if later churches adopted it as such), there is a specific place and time that it was decided to use that day, I can look it up if I get industrious.
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Title: Re: jesus born in the spring Post by DocM on Dec 3rd, 2006 at 7:24pm
I also heard that to recruit early christians, Dec 25th, a pagan holiday was chosen to be his birthday. But what a wonderful holiday it is. Peace and joy radiate from christmas, even if it is too commercial. Hope enters the world. Children and families are brought together.
In Judaism, Passover was the key holiday, I believe that held the people together - with a common bond and time for refleciton of how their ancestors were saved by God from the Pharoah, and how they themselves and their children were bound to celebrate this. Christmas, in some ways does the same thing for the Christians. M |
Title: Re: jesus born in the spring Post by deanna on Dec 4th, 2006 at 1:37pm
Thanks cricket and docm for writing to me on this subject ,yes christmas is a wonderful time of the year it does bring people together .god bless love deanna
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Title: Re: jesus born in the spring Post by recoverer on Dec 4th, 2006 at 3:41pm
What's most important is that God and Jesus exist and you can rely on them.
Each of us will find the true details about them when it is our time to do so. |
Title: Re: jesus born in the spring Post by Shirley on Dec 4th, 2006 at 9:14pm
Yes, Deanna..he was most likely born sometime in September. But..its hard to "Dream of a White Christmas" in September, huh? :P
There are several holidays on December 25, among them Yule and Saturnalia..its a magical time of year, to be sure. As to the wise men, it is believed that they actually visited when Jesus was around 2. They followed a star in the east, rather than to the east. It is also believed, in certain scientific circles, that there was a supernova at that time and that was the "bright star" that they followed. It doesn't remove the "magic" at this time though.. |
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