DONT SAY XMAS BUT SAY CHRISTMAS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHRISTMAS - TopicsExpress



          

DONT SAY XMAS BUT SAY CHRISTMAS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHRISTMAS AND XMAS! Do you know that there is difference between Christmas and Xmas? I see many Christians typing “Xmas” instead of Christmas, many are ignorant of this and some are living outside of Christ. Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Christ among Christians worldwide; as we celebrate Christmas, Christ is set as the priority and the center of the celebration, so it is more than secular or social celebration, but a Christian celebration with in-depth meaning in our relationship with God.But along the way, the devil was not happy as the word “Christmas” was circulating around the world everywhere even in the official, secular and social places, people calling Jesus Christ; and so people under the control of Satan moved to cancel Christ from Christmas, to remove Christ from the December 25th celebration, and you know when Christ is left from a celebration, when Christ is not glorified in whatever you are doing, it become idolatry. So, in subtle and modern English, they cancelled Christ from Christmas and replaced it with Xmas. In English, X is another sign of cancelling, removing or wronging something. A symbol of approval may look like this √ or to mark something right but to cancel something, to disapprove something, you can use a symbol of X. This is the Xmas you have today, where Christ is removed and cancelled = Xmas. So where is the Christ in the Christmas we are celebrating today? HISTORY If you search the history of the word “Xmas” online, you will see different answers. They said that in Greek letters, X stands for “Chi” but since X is not Chi in English, we read the word as X-mas and see no connection with Christ. In the United States, in 1977 New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson sent out a press release saying that he wanted journalists to keep the Christ in Christmas and not call it Xmas--which he called a pagan spelling of Christmas. An American Evangelist and Missionary Franklin Graham told CNN journalist Roland Martin in an interview: For us as Christians, this is one of the most holy of the holidays, the birth of our Savior Jesus Christ. And for people to take Christ out of Christmas. Theyre happy to say merry Xmas. Lets just take Jesus out. – allafrica CHRISTMAS Christmas is celebrating the birth of Christ into the world, and more than that, it’s celebrating your birth in Christ, being born again, or how will you better celebrate Christmas without you being genuinely born again? That is useless! John 3:3 Christmas is remembering the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and renewing our commitment to His service – living for Him and sharing the Good news to all men - evangelism! John 3:35, 36.
Posted on: Wed, 03 Dec 2014 08:52:56 +0000

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