GOD SPEAKS ABOUT CHRISTMAS
"Most assuredly, I say to you, any and all rituals which are rooted in paganism are an abomination in the eyes of God! And all who place My name upon them, or do them by permission in My name, have surely taken the name of The Lord in vain!
I know many say they celebrate this holiday in loving memory of My earthly birth, yet on this day I did not come into the world by way of water and blood. For that day and hour remains unknown to you, nor do you understand. For you cast off knowledge, and refuse to honor the appointed times which The Father commanded you to keep holy and remember. Thus My people are indeed destroyed for lack of knowledge, as it is written.
How long shall you mar My image before the people?!
How long shall My name be blasphemed
Because of you, O churches of men?!...
How long shall you commit adultery with the
Harlot and revel in the idolatries of the pagan?!
How long shall you remain married to this world
And all its fornications against God?!...
Again I tell you, ALL religions, religious rituals
And celebrations, rooted deeply in paganism,
Are an abomination in the eyes of The Most High God!
Well did My servant Sha’ul (also known as Paul) prophesy of you, saying: In the latter days some will depart from the faith, giving heed to deceiving spirits and doctrines of demons, speaking lies in hypocrisy, having their consciences seared as with a hot iron. And well did he prophesy of this generation, saying: Men will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, unloving, unforgiving, slanderers, without self-control, brutal, despisers of good, traitors, headstrong, haughty, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having a form of godliness but denying the power thereof.
Therefore, woe to all who celebrate this detestable holiday of men! Woe, I say to you! And three times woe, to all who do so in MY name! Hypocrites! Workers of idolatry! You are a perverse people who do always take the name of The Lord in vain! Yet I hear you saying, “But we only seek to honor You, Lord, in any and all ways.” Yet I ask you, how can we be one if your heart belongs to another? And how does reveling in those things I hate honor Me? I tell you the truth, all who love this world more than Me are not worthy of Me! And all who honor the ways of the harlot dishonor Me and shall share in her judgment! And ALL, who revel in the ways of the pagan, have cast their lot with satan! Or have you never read these Scriptures: You can not drink the cup of The Lord and the cup of demons; you can not partake of The Lord’s table and of the table of demons?!
Indeed, what do all these things have to do with Me? Why do you decorate the tree? Is it not beautiful as it is? And why do you decorate your house? A household, which seeks to honor Me, has no need of worldly decorations. For in humility, set apart, shall you shine forth. And why do you give worldly gifts in My name? Am I not The Gift, He who ascended on high, He who led captivity captive and gave gifts to men? Therefore receive of Me, of all I offer, and be separate. For in following My ways do you give gifts to Me and to each other, even to all those around you, for the gifts I bring endure forever.
Therefore, again I ask you, what matter these things of the world and men, which shall soon pass away? Yet you say, “All these things are a metaphor and a testament to You, Lord.” Yet I tell you, anything which comes from sin is sin; do not do it! Tear down all these whitewashed walls of abomination, and do only as The Word of God instructs! For the season of giving is each and every day, and the season of love is every day, every hour, every minute, every moment of your life lived in Me. So then, share My gifts and withhold not; lift up the poor in spirit and feed the hungry, help the needy and comfort the sick, doing so in My name. Yet do not do as the pagans do, for this is sin. Be completely separate and shun these perverse holidays of men; stop breaking My Commandments!
You wish to celebrate My name and My earthly birth, do so; yea, bring glory to My name by your obedience, set apart. You wish to enjoy festivals with your family, do so; I have given you seven. And in these seven is wisdom and understanding, the very mind of God, revelation beyond words, the will of God made manifest. Yet no more do as the pagans and false teachers would have you do. Cast off this holiday; throw away your tree and lights, rid your house of all decorations, turn away from these filthy traditions. Honor Me as I truly am, obey the Scriptures, and turn away from the commandments of men.
Know this: The Salvation Day of Men is four-fold...
It was ordained before the foundation of the world,
Fulfilled at My birth, finished at My death on the cross,
And solidified eternally upon My resurrection...
I AM THE LORD."
📖 Source: "Regarding the Celebration of Christmas" - THE VOLUMES OF TRUTH - Volume One: https://www.thevolumesoftruth.com/Regarding_the_Celebration_of_Christmas
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The article presents a strong viewpoint on the celebration of Christmas, emphasizing that many customs commonly practiced today have origins rooted in pagan rituals, which are seen as an abomination to God. This perspective encourages believers to carefully consider the biblical teachings about worship, obedience, and the importance of honoring God’s appointed times rather than human traditions. In many Christian circles, the date of Christmas is acknowledged as symbolic rather than historically accurate, as the exact day and hour of Christ’s birth remain unknown and were not commanded by Scripture. This viewpoint suggests that focusing on festivals or decorations rooted in customs not ordained by God can lead to idolatries, effectively taking God's name in vain by associating Him with practices He condemns. The passage references the apostle Paul’s warnings about the latter days, where false doctrines and deceptive spirits would lead many astray, becoming lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God. Such teachings reinforce the importance of discernment and caution against celebrating holidays that are infused with pagan elements or contradict biblical commandments. Furthermore, the article challenges believers to reconsider the meaning of gifts and decorations. Rather than embracing material symbols like decorated trees or giving worldly gifts under the name of Christ, it suggests that the true gift is Christ Himself—who gave Himself and offers eternal gifts that do not fade away. Christians are urged to live lives set apart in humility, reflecting the mind of God through obedience and love. The concept of a "Salvation Day" described as four-fold—ordained before the foundation of the world, fulfilled in Christ’s birth, death, and resurrection—offers a profound theological foundation beyond any man-made holidays. This perspective invites believers to focus on the eternal significance of Christ’s work rather than temporary seasonal celebrations. For those interested in aligning their faith practice fully with biblical instruction, it’s recommended to explore the seven Scriptural holy days appointed by God, which are rich with wisdom and divine revelation, rather than adopting traditions shaped by culture or paganism. These sacred times highlight God’s will and provide opportunities for worship that are truly pleasing and set apart. Ultimately, this viewpoint calls for a heartfelt return to Scripture and obedience, asking believers to reject counterfeit worship and the "commandments of men." Taking God’s Word seriously means living a life that honors Him continuously, with genuine love, compassion, and service to others throughout every day of the year, rather than confining reverence to a single holiday. This reflective approach encourages personal examination and sincere faith, challenging believers to question cultural norms and pursue a deeper, more authentic relationship with God based on His Word and guidance.
