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Solid, God honoring, teaching. Thank you brother Lacy.

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God bless you brother Ed.

Great sermon, Pastor Glad. Thank you for preaching the Word.

What an amazing sermon! Thank you Jay Robertson!

Good one

This wasnt a reenactment more of 5 secs of you on your lawnmower (Which is awesome) then all just the rest of the intro.

We will be out of town, but will be praying all goes well. Yes, Dr. Jay is awesome!

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Love this

Thank you for the beautiful music and for giving us God’s word today.May God Bless us all.

The History of Christmas “Christmas” is a shortened form of “Christ’s Mass” Shortened in the 11th Century through translations Mass is what Catholic’s call their Church service. Christmas is a Tradition and Not in the Bible. Before 336AD Catholic’s celebrated Jesus’s birth on January 6th, the Epiphany. The day the Magi or Wise Men came to present the New Born Jesus with their gifts. Matthew 2 (Wise Men from the East) 2 Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, [a]wise men from the East came to Jerusalem, 2 saying, “Where is He who has been born King of the Jews? For we have seen His star in the East and have come to worship Him.” Although not in the Bible, the Early Church Fathers tell us that there were 3 Wise Men or Magi and their names were Gaspar, Melchior, and Balthazar. Gaspar (or Caspar), who has brown hair, a brown beard and wears a green cloak and a gold crown with green jewels on it. He is the King of Sheba. Gaspar brought the gift of Frankincense to Jesus. Melchior, who has long white hair, a white beard and wears a gold cloak. He is the King of Arabia. Melchior brought the gift of Gold to Jesus. Balthazar, who has dark skin, a black beard and wears a purple cloak. He is the King of Tarse and Egypt. Balthazar brought the gift of Myrrh to Jesus. In 336 A.D. the first Catholic Christian Emperor, Constantine the Great, decided to celebrate Jesus’s actual birthday. He believed Jesus Christ’s birthday should be celebrated by going to Mass. Christmas is just a shortened form of Christ’s Mass. It is derived from the Middle English Cristemasse, which is from Old English Crīstesmæsse. Since nobody knew the actual day and there still wasn't a New Testament produced at the time. (Even after the New Testament was produced Jesus’s actual Birthday was still not in the New Testament.) Constantine went by the Tradition of the Early Church Fathers to decide the date that he would call Christ’s Mass or today, Christmas. From the early days of Christianity, Early Church Fathers celebrated the Annunciation of Mary on March 25th and still is today. This was the day Mary was told she was now with child, and she would name him Jesus by the ArchAngel Gabriel where he said....... The Hail Mary is in the Bible Hail Mary full of Grace. Luke 1:28 The Lord is with thee. Luke 1:28 Blessed are though among women. Luke 1:42 And Blessed is the fruit of thy womb Jesus Luke 1:42 Holy Mary, mother of God. Luke 1:43 Nine months after March 25th is December 25th! Christmas is on December 25th for this reason! Since some people are against any type of Marian theology they will say Christmas was originally a pagan holiday called Winter Solstice. Pagan’s celebrated 8 holidays throughout the year. Many of those were celebrated for several days at a time. Christmas is on December 25th and is not on the pagan holiday of Winter Solstice (Dec-20th-23rd) and never was associated with it either. New Years -The World follows a Calendar called the Gregorian Calendar named after Pope Gregory XIII (1582). Pope Gregory made this new Calendar because Julius Caesar’s Calendar ‘the Julian Calendar’ never accounted for the 6 extra hours each year properly. Pope Gregory implemented leap year ( February 29th ) every 4 years in the Calendar to account for the extra 6 hours each year. He also changed New Years from April 1st (Several Countries celebrated New Years on different days also the day changed throughout the centuries) universally to January 1st . That is why we have April Fools Day. ‘April Fools’ were the people who would not recognize Pope Gregory’s Calendar celebrating January 1st as New Year’s Day!

Amen, Brother!

Good job Jared. I know everyone is proud of you!