Jesus born on Christmas is a Lie, from the Catholic Assembly

[Darren]

A lie that we tell our children, that Jesus Christ was born on December 25th.

Why?
Background

As Diocletian came into the realization that the Nordic lost tribes of Israel Christian Church set up by Jesus Christ at the temple on the north shore of Lake Law in Sweden and their General Conferences held in the Spring and Fall from Odense on the Island of Fyn, were as a people, spilling over into the empire, and Diocletian realized that the empire was in jeopardy of being overrun from this powerful Church Organization.

So to try to find a way to defeat the Nordic Christian Church, Diocletian went and sought advice from the Sanhedrin of the Jews in Constantinople. The Sanhedrin of the Jews told Diocletian to do, among many things from their Babel way to do things, to just bring Jesus Christ into the empire's system of its Aristotle's Katholic Assembly (spelled with the original Greek K), and also to have the victor from Diocletian's competing successors begin to thereafter refer to their Aristotle's Katholic Assembly as Jesus Christ's Catholic Assembly. Then those administrators of the Platonic State of that Catholic Assembly, who by following Plato's instructions found in his book "Res publica," would just run the State/Empire from their system of Catholic Cancellerias, a fraudulent Jesus Christ's orginization, based on Aristotle's version of how to run things by Babel Culture as developed and progressed by the Sanhedrin of the Jews headquartered in Constantinople.

The Aristotelian Empire went into stealth mode under Diocletian's successor Constantine, then the operators of the State/Empire could begin to influence the way the lost tribes of Israel Christian Church from the North understood their own Law Culture and then they could influence change in the Nordic Church, to more and more be run by the administration in the Catholic State by their system of Catholic Cancellerias (fines), with Prime Ministers (first monks), and Chancellors (sin cancelers) issuing their Seals from the State's system of Catholic Cancellerias.

Now you know why you need a "State Seal" to do just about everything in this world, including to get a job.

Then as the efforts to eradicate the Nordic lost tribes of Israel Christianity Culture continued the Servants of the State, from their Catholic Cancellerias, would have to be so clever and make up lies to get the people of the Law Culture to loose their traditional cultural.

Among those Catholic Assembly lies to change the Law Culture of Nordic lost tribes of Israel Christianity, included a lie told by those servants of the Platonic State, that Jesus Christ was born among the days that Jesus Christ had set up unto the Nordic lost tribes of Israel Christian Church to have their 12 twelve days of celebration and planning at Weihnachten (the solar new year night that began on the 21 of December and continued 12 days through January 1), as the Lord's annual accounting and planning days for the new year.

So the traditional Nordic Christmas and New Year's celebrations were centered around accountability for accomplishing the Lord's purpose on that annual accounting period called Weihnachten.

And many of the surviving customs in our traditional Christmas are actually based on true history, such as Father Christmas as the Weihnachts-mann as he visited the lost tribes of Israel to give them their traditions and culture, and the memory of his visit that became our modern Santa Claus tradition. So it could be argued that Santa Claus is a more true representation of the memory of the history of Christmas, rather than telling the catholic lie that Jesus Christ was born on December 25th instead of April 6th.

Yes Virginia there is a Santa Claus, a memory of Jesus Christ's visit to the lost tribes of Israel living in Germanic Europe in 43 AD.

Listen to this Audio http://198.209.246.173/wit/fatherchristmas.mp3

Source: "The Story of our Law for little children" by Bruce Wydner

God Bless,
Darren

[Darren]

"What Shall We Do with Santa Claus?"
Ensign, Dec. 1976, 39

Each year as Christmas comes around one problem that faces nearly everyone in the Christian world—parents especially—is the question of Santa Claus: “Should we continue to make Santa Claus a part of our Christmas celebration?” …

I have noticed that those who say they don’t want Santa in Christmas because he is a lie—a fictional character—seem to overlook another deception of a sort. That is, they overlook the fact that the Lord was not born on December 25; he was born on April 6, in the springtime “beauty of the lilies.” So maybe we shouldn’t be celebrating anything on December 25.

Frankly, it’s hard not to be cynical about the whole subject of Christmas these days. Nevertheless, I have seen a good balance at Christmastime where the worship of the Savior and the spirit of giving embodied in Santa Claus have worked very well together. Maybe it’s the balance that’s really important.

[azalea.rubicon]

They truly have perverted things:


1 Nephi 13: 26-28

26 And after they go forth by the hand of the twelve apostles of the Lamb, from the Jews unto the Gentiles, thou seest the formation of that great and abominable church, which is most abominable above all other churches; for behold, they have taken away from the gospel of the Lamb many parts which are plain and most precious; and also many covenants of the Lord have they taken away.

27 And all this have they done that they might pervert the right ways of the Lord, that they might blind the eyes and harden the hearts of the children of men.

28 Wherefore, thou seest that after the book hath gone forth through the hands of the great and abominable church, that there are many plain and precious things taken away from the book, which is the book of the Lamb of God.

[ebenezerarise]

Darren -- I've appreciated your posts about Santa Claus and Christmas in general. Fascinating stuff. We discuss the "birthday of Jesus" with our kids all the time. The date is really irrelevant to the conversation, however. That he was born in the world was celebrated for thousands of years before he was born.

Christmas is so much more than what folks make it out to be.