what dose christmas have to with jesus?And why do you belive in jesusif jewish people say he is not the son?

Question

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Secondly the bible is not originally written in english.

Answer 1

Christmas actually has absolutely NOTHING to do with Jesus, the truth is, Jesus was really born sometime in September. Long ago during the time of many, many Pagan celebrations people started losing interest in the church. The church leaders decided to adopt Christ Mass, and turn it into Christmas, changing the celebration of the birth of the SUN god, into the birth of the SON of God.

Answer 2

Christians celebrate Christmas as the birth of Jesus Christ. Although the date December 25 is not the correct date, God is still glad because the spirit of the celebration is for the true Savior or for the Covenant of God. Please read the correct date that the Holy Spirit revealed to us—May 23—which I found true and correct after more than 20 years since I first heard it. The address of the website: http://www.geocities.com/peacecrusader888/birthmay23.htm.

I am not a Jew. I am a non-denominational Christian, a plain follower of Jesus. I have not seen Jesus when He was born more than 2000 years ago but I believe He is God who was born to be like us to tell us how we can go to His kingdom in Heaven.

Jesus was with the Jews during His lifetime here on Earth and yet, they dismissed Him and did not acknowledge that He is the promised Messiah. They even crucified Him to death.

There were Jews though who accepted Him as the promised Messiah from the time He was preaching in this world to the festival when the speaking in tongue happened (Acts 2) to the fourth century AD when the Jews were dispersed throughout the Roman Empire (Diaspora). There are also presently who call themselves Messianic Jews who accept Jesus as that Messiah. I hope all the Jews will acknowledge that Jesus Christ is the promised Messiah to put an end this waiting for Him.

Answer 3

Christmas is an arbitrarily picked day to commemorate the birth of Jesus. On the calendar, it has more to do with Winter Solstice, but Christians use that day to celebrate the birth of Messiah (Whose actual date of birth is unknown.)

Jews say Jesus is not the Son of God. Christians ignore wide-spread Jewish opinion and look to the Bible as an authority on the subject. The Bible says Jesus IS the Son of God. And, keep in mind that the Bible's Old Testament is generally the Jewish Torah. The writings of ancient Jews point to Messiah coming, and when He came, they rejected Him.

Original languages for the Bible are Hebrew, Chaldean, and Greek. That's pretty much common knowledge, where've you been?

Answer 4

http://www.menorah.org/salv.html