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[@Rhondajk40]

To God be the glory for His word going forth in the mighty name of Jesus. Great lesson Great appreciate

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Blessings Rhonda, and Merry Christmas

[@janniebowman8610]

To God be the Glory. Great Lesson and Great Teaching. Thank You for explaining the verses. God Bless

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Blessings and Merry Christmas

[@deborahlockett9392]

I really do enjoy you every Sunday. You have been a blessing to me. Keep teaching God’s word. May God continue to bless you and your family.

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Thank you for the encouragement, blessings to you and yours. Merry Christmas

[@deloresharris7650]

Thank you for the beautiful explanation of the lesson. You’re appreciated

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Blessings and Merry Christmas

[@rickybenjamin9079]

Thank You for insight on the Scriptures ❤🙏🏿💪🏿 any your service and obedience ,🎉🙌🏿💯

[@JustTeachMinistries]

God bless my friend and Merry Christmas

[@b3organplayer]

I received your declaration at 28:26. God bless, sir!

[@JustTeachMinistries]

And it is so 🙌🏽❗️ Blessings to you and yours.

[@walterdaniels489]

Yes, man of God, I needed this because I do react before I think on it. The word says to be swift to hear and slow to speak. Also, the Bible says a fool that keepeth himself is counted as wise.

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Good word, I enjoyed that!

[@timothysellers3440]

Truly Uplifting and Inspiring Teaching Man Of God Stay the Course ❤

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Bless you sir❗️

[@justinwilson716]

Jesus is the reason for the season!! great lesson much appreciated 😊

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Bless you sir, and Merry Christmas

[@JaniceWhite-e8j]

Thank you Merry Christmas be blessed and safe

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Merry Christmas family

[@johnpeterson4481]

Thanks!

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Thank you so much for your support. Merry Christmas

[@patsygreen1589]

Thank you Sir!

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Blessings and Merry Christmas

[@walterdaniels489]

Thank you my friend

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Blessings sir, Happy New Year

[@walterdaniels489]

Great lesson, enjoy you. Your sound is kinda messing up.

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Yeah, I don’t know why it’s been giving me problems. Going to have to switch out some hardware.

[@TammiHayes]

Thank you for your efforts, I appreciate it! When you were naming names that represents God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob's Son, why didn't you say Yeshua??? Love Blood of Yeshua and Holy Spirit power!!!

[@walterdaniels489]

Instead of listening and appreciating the lesson as it was taught, why do we try and nick pick everything. He is a great teacher, please just enjoy the lesson as it taught. We know this is one of Jesus' names, but if he went through every name of Jesus, he would be here all day.

[@JustTeachMinistries]

The Hebrew name of Jesus is certainly appropriate. It wasn’t an exhaustive list but thank you for including this comment. Merry Christmas

[@TammiHayes]

@walterdaniels489 with all respect sir, the question was for him and I was not nit picking. I Love his commentary. I was just wondering because I am studying. You have a blessed day and encourage youth to study to show themselves approved that we might rightfully share the Word bold and with confidence. If I was abrasive, my apologies. Love Blood of Yeshua and Holy Spirit power!!!

[@TammiHayes]

@JustTeachMinistries You help me a lot. I Love your commentary!!! I was just wondering why we don't use His name of origin more. Thank you immensely!!! Love Blood of Yeshua and Holy Spirit power!!!

[@mikepiccolo32]

Where could i find the date of Jesus birth?

[@walterdaniels489]

There is nothing that points to a specific date saying where Jesus was born.

[@mikepiccolo32]

So why December 25?

[@walterdaniels489]

@mikepiccolo32 Dec 25th is the day we commemorate just like we celebrate MLK's birthday, but it's not his actual birthday. Scholars say his actual birth was around Apri or May, but I no-one really the date for sure. This is a great question. I included some more information for you as well. The exact date of Jesus' birth is unknown and is not recorded in the Bible or in any historical sources. However, most scholars believe that Jesus was born between 4 and 6 BC. Here are some theories about the date of Jesus' birth: Spring The Bible mentions shepherds tending to their flocks, which would only have happened during the springtime. Fall of 7 BC or summer of 2 BC An astronomical theory suggests that the Star of Bethlehem may have been a rare conjunction of Venus and Jupiter or a similar conjunction between Saturn and Jupiter. March 20 or April 17, 6 BC Some say that a celestial event occurred at this time that would have confirmed to astrologers that someone special was born. The Christian calendar traditionally places Jesus' birth on December 25, but this date may have come from pagan celebrations like Saturnalia.

[@mikepiccolo32]

So with that being said I'm thinking christmas is a pagan holiday?

[@walterdaniels489]

@mikepiccolo32 no sir that's not true at all. Don't we celebrate your birthday, we have to show the same respect to the one who made you in the first place. We all know that Christmas not about the man in the little red suit, but it's all about a savior that came down from heaven to take the place for our sins so we must give honor and reverence to our Christ.