Christmas is the birthday of Jesus Christ?
December 25, 2009 in Being Present, Transforming Life
You must have all celebrated Christmas. Have you ever thought that this is not the birth of Jesus? You never remember Jesus on the sixth of January, WHY ?
Emperor Constantine of Rome, who headed the Council of Nicea, died as a Christian, but he was baptized only on his deathbed. His whole life he was the high priest of the Sun God religion, which was why he changed the sabbath from Saturday, which was Jesus’ sabbath day, to Sunday. Jews still have their sabbath on Saturday, and Jesus also had
lived his whole life believing in the sabbath on Saturday. How did it become Sunday?
It was Constantine, who was a worshipper of the Sun God. Sunday represents the sun; the followers of the sun have always believed that Sunday is a holy day. It was Constantine who was actually the founder of Christianity. He was the decisive factor in the Council of Nicea. It was under his pressure — because he was the emperor of
Rome — that the priests voted for the divine personality of Jesus. He made Jesus a divine person. It was his creation, his invention. He also changed Jesus’ birthday from January sixth to December twenty-fifth, the day of the solar rebirth. The twenty-fifth of December, which is celebrated all over the world, is not Jesus’ birthday. The whole idea of Christmas is not true. Jesus was born on January sixth, but under Constantine’s influence and power, it was changed to December twenty-fifth, the day of the solar rebirth. It is thought by the sun worshippers that the sun was born on the twenty-fifth of December. We all are living in utter darkness. Their Christmas is not Jesus’ bitrthday — and the church knows it perfectly well but won’t allow people to know about it.
I have been thinking that we should start here a celebration for Jesus on the sixth of January every year. That is defending the truth. So please remind everyone when the sixth of January comes, because people have no sense of time at all. We will celebrate. At least after two thousand years Jesus will have a real birthday celebration.
