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Christmas used to be ILLEGAL until 1836, because people were aware of its pagan and satanic roots. Messiah was NOT born on christmas. We stumble if we don't know the Scripture. Christmas is a PAGAN holiday. Celebrating Tammuz birthday… Tammuz, the Mesopotamian deity, is said to have been born on the winter solstice, which is December 25th. Tammuz was also known as Baal the Sun-god and was the son of Semiramis, the Babylonian queen of heaven. Tammuz was worshipped as the reincarnation of the sun god Nimrod. The festival for Tammuz celebrated his death and resurrection and was held throughout the month of Tammuz in midsummer. Every year during the holiday season millions of households celebrate Christmas based on ancient mythology and folklore. Many are unaware of the legend and history behind the traditions they celebrate. They will say, 'Jesus is the reason for the season,' but what they do not know is that the 'reason' is synonymous with another man-god from ancient Babylon. Christmas is about Tammuz. The tradition of the Christmas season can be traced back to the celebration of the winter solstice. It is when the days start to become longer as the sun appears to rise higher in the Northern Hemisphere. In the occult world of ancient Babylon, this was a time to celebrate the return of the sun symbolic of the reincarnation of Nimrod’s son, Tammuz. According to legend, Semiramis supernaturally conceived and bore a son Tammuz on December 25th. After the death of her husband Nimrod, she incestuously married Tammuz believing him to be a reincarnation of him. Semiramis created the Babylonian doctrine of Nimrod deifying him as a spirit being claiming that an evergreen tree sprang forth overnight from a dead tree stump symbolizing the springing forth of his spirit bringing new life. Every year on the anniversary of his birth (December 25th), he would visit the evergreen tree bearing gifts. Christmas is the birthday of Nimrod and the tradition held to this day was to go out in the forest and cut an evergreen tree down, decorate it and put gifts underneath it. For the customs of the peoples are vanity. A TREE FROM THE FOREST is cut down and worked with an axe by the hands of a craftsman. - Jeremiah 10:3 And he did not do what was right in the eyes of the LORD his God…. And he sacrificed and made offerings on the high places and on the hills and UNDER EVERY GREEN TREE. - 2 Kings 16:2 and 4 You who burn with lust among the oaks, UNDER EVERY GREEN TREE, who slaughter your children in the valleys, under the clefts of the rocks? - Isaiah 57:5 Here are few more bible references pertaining to the idolatry of evergreen trees that God deems to be an abomination. Read the surrounding verses, you can get a clear grasp of what His response to His people inquiring about and practicing pagan traditions. 1 Kings 14:23; 2 Kings 17:10; 2 Chronicles 28:4; Deuteronomy 12:2; Jeremiah 2:20, 3:6, 3:13, 17:2; Ezekiel 6:13, 20:28, 20:47 Many fail to understand that worshipping God through pagan traditions are in vain. Many who direct their worship to God in this way are ignorant of the origins, traditions and practices of Christmas among others that have been passed down from generation to generation. A Yule Log is often burned on Christmas Eve as families gather around the warmth of its fire. Before going to bed, they let the log embers die. In the morning, with excitement and anticipation, the kids jump out of their beds to see a decorated evergreen tree surrounded with gifts in their living rooms. Many are ignorant of the meaning of the Yule Log they burned the night before that represents the death of Nimrod and the Christmas tree that was set up and decorated that symbolizes his rebirth incarnated through his son, Tammuz. You shall NOT worship the LORD your God in that way. - Deuteronomy 12:4 You must NOT worship the LORD your God the way the other nations worship their gods, for they perform for their gods every detestable act that the LORD HATES. - Deuteronomy 12:31 It's time to wake up people! The Yule Log is Nimrod, the dead ruler of ancient Babylon and the Christmas trees in your homes represent the deification of his incarnate son, Tammuz. Are you connecting the dots? The Christmas tree is the symbol of Tammuz, the spirit of Nimrod who comes back to life again. The common image of a mother holding her child is not only pervasive in Catholicism, but also found in nearly every ancient culture throughout history. The green tree represents the incarnate son Tammuz reanimated by the spirit of Nimrod. Santa Claus is just another name for him. Many of the sun gods in many cultures around the world can be traced all the way back to ancient Babylon. All of these gods are associated with sun worship. Santa Claus, aka Sinterklaas, aka St. Nickolas, aka Odin, aka Osirus, aka Ba’al and aka Nimrod. The story of an immaculate conception with a birth of a son born of Christmas day is about Tammuz. Even the ancient Egyptians had their own birth of an incarnate son, Horus through Osiris and Isis. The mythology and legend of these supposed virgin births are prevalent in pagan and occult history with similar patterns. The word 'Christmas' is about the virgin birth of a Roman Catholic sun god, Tammuz who is the deified son of Nimrod. The Lie Perpetuated by Christians During the Christmas season, many invite people to their religious services. They zealously proclaim, 'Jesus is the reason for the season!,' but in reality they are worshipping Tammuz by mimicking what the pagans have been doing throughout history. Tammuz is also called 'Jesus' who comes in the spirit of Christmas. There should no positive spiritual significance of celebrating Christmas as a means to worshiping God. Take a closer look at the depiction of the many nativity scenes with the solar discs around the heads of those who are called, Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus. These are the rays of the sun that are symbolic of sun god worship illuminating others around them. These depictions can similarly be traced all the way back to Semiramis, Nimrod and Tammuz of ancient Babylon. For those wanting to dig deeper on this subject, this is just the tip of the iceberg.