Jesus Was Not Born on December 25

In our ongoing study of the Word of God, we will now debunk this Jesus was born on the 25th of December. I will start off with a traditional Christmas song, and it goes something like this. On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me logos, season one, the book. On the second day of Christmas, the Hanukkah bush was out on the curb. And that's where the song ends. There's no need for the days where they are all false. Now, the key to calculating when Christ Jesus, the Messiah, was born is clearly stated in Luke 1.5. I'm going to read that to you now. Luke 1.5. There was in the days of Herod, the king of Judea, a certain priest named Zacharias, of the course of Abia. There we go. Abia. Key word, Abia. And his wife, the daughters of Aaron, and her name was Elizabeth. Okay, so now we know this is the key. Well, if you just look at the key and you don't know anything about the key, you don't know which lock it fits, and which door it goes with, and which, you know, so you can spend the whole eternity. But, let's simplify this for you, okay? Back in the days, the priests became too numerous all to serve in the temple all at the same time. So, in the days of David, they were divided into 24 courses. And if you want, you can take a look in 1 Chronicles chapter 24, which gives you all the divisions. And each course served two times a year, okay? Once in the former reign, which was the first part of the year, and once in the later reign, which was the second part of the year. There were also three weeks in which all the priests were required to serve. And those were the three big holidays where all the Jewish men were required to show up and present themselves before the Lord. Now, if you do the math, 24 times 2 is 48, plus those three times that they each have to serve, it comes up to about 51 weeks. Now, 51 weeks is equal to 357 days, which is more or less coming close to the 360-day lunar year. Now, if you take a look at 1 Chronicles chapter 24, verse 10, you'll see the course that would be was the 8th course. Now, don't forget there's a holiday in between that. So, out of the 8th course, it becomes calculated onto the 10th course. I'm not going to make things complicated for you, okay? So, John the Baptist was more or less conceived in the month of June, July. And he was born on Passover time. And according to Malachi, well, there you go. Okay, I send you my prophet. Okay, so there you go. So, John was definitely Malachi's guy. It wasn't Elijah in person. It was John the Baptist with the same power of the Holy Spirit as Elijah had. Now, many of you don't know that, but that's going to be a different lesson in a different book. But for now, let's stick with that, okay? So, before John was born, okay, if you keep reading in Luke, you'll see that Mary, the cousin, came by. And she spent three months until John was born on Passover. And before Passover, what three months go back into? Well, we go back into Hanukkah festival. So, Jesus was born during Hanukkah. Well, not born. He was conceived in the month of Hanukkah. And then later on, he was born in September. And what happens in September? Well, there's another Jewish holiday called the Feast of Tabernacles. The Feast of Sukkot, okay? That's his original birth date. He was not born in December. He was born in September. So, if you have a Hanukkah bush in your house, or you plan to get a Hanukkah bush for the coming holidays, forget about it. No Hanukkah bush is required. Never was required. Never commanded to buy a Hanukkah bush. Don't take pictures with your Hanukkah bush and the whole family in front of the Hanukkah bush. And the gifts under the Hanukkah bush. Because if you take a close look at what it says, When Jesus was born, the shepherds, the poor shepherds feeding their flocks, came and visited, but left no gifts. The gifts came about two years later when Jesus was home alone with his mother, playing with his little Lego sets, which his father built. Okay? And you'll notice that his father was not around because he was out working. So, now you know the truth about Jesus' birthday. And hopefully you start celebrating it on the Jewish festival of Sukkot. Don't forget, Sukkot is a seven day holiday, plus they added an eight day, which is called Simchat Torah, which is the giving of the Torah. And if you really pay attention to it, John and everybody else says, Jesus is that Torah. Jesus is the word of God. Okay? So, once again, if you're going to celebrate Christmas this year, do get Logos Season 1. Put that in your stocking stuffers and I guarantee you, if you truly read the book and understand it, by this time next year, there will be no more Hanukkah bushes in your homes. Thank you.