After being a cynical and worldly person for decades, I had a change of heart and realized God rescued me from some very tough lonely times. I started going to church and started studying the old and new testaments. It was really awesome when I first read and understood the prophecies of Isaiah that pointed to Yeshua as "God with us". Both Christmas and Hanukkah are truly festivals of light, love and peace with lots to celebrate! Shalom from Vermont!
My mom was adopted and due to a name she had been given she thought that she was biologically half Jewish. Because of this I studied Judaism, although I had no desire to give up Christianity. Much to my surprise studying Judaism gave me a better understanding of the New Testament of the Bible as well as the old. I later took a DNA test and found out I had no Jewish blood at all. I also found a 2nd cousin and the real name of my grandfather. What we thought was Jewish was actually Italian (ironically, considering). While I am not Jewish I consider myself an ally of the Jewish people.
Thank you. It is exactly what I am doing this year, combining Christmas and Chanukah, and the HS gave me the same message and orders to do it like that. I excited about these 2 feasts this year. Chanukah is glue that glues the Tanakh and the New Testament with each other to form 1 long love story to save mankind from eternal darkness. The light of Yeshua drives the darkness away. Am Yisrael Chai. Shalom from Pretoria, South Africa.
what a beautiful teaching! For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. To the Jew first and then to the gentile. Thank you Jeshua
Thank you for sharing this beautiful news article. As a God fearing Malaysian Christian of Chinese descent, I'm so fascinated and blest by this informative and enlightening video clip. God bless you.♥🙏
Shalom! I am trying to sign up for the newsletter, but keep having problems. Anyways, I discovered my Hebrew roots a few years ago and am eager to learn more. I am so glad to have found your channel.
Nice, Jesus is our temple. I love both... I love Christmas too because it reminds me of the best gift God our Father gave us His only and only son because of Jesus we have peace and love. His the prince of peace and the epitome of love ❤️
As a little girl, I was confused about when Christmas was due to having many relatives to visit. Mom told me that "every day you are thankful that Jesus was born is Christmas"
I honestly don't think it's coincidence that the two overlap this year. Personally I feel we gentiles are growing all the closer together and I feel we are getting much closer to Armeggedon. I know that might sound a bit daunting and frightening but I find comfort that Our Savior is returning.
For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears; And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables. 2Tim 4:3-4 👀👀 I'm flabbergasted and also impressed that you were able to weave the Feast of Dedication and x-mas together so smoothly. I can't imagine what HaShem has to say about this..
so Beautiful sister ❤love your Blue Dress ❤🎉the last time christmas andHanukah were together i was 33❤Now this time i am 66 and 7 years a widow on the 30:12:2017 my Husband and Soulmate went home to Heaven 💞💞💞🤴👰🏻♀️💞💞💞
Jesus Christ celebrated Hanukkah. He told the Jews who He is during Hanukkah. At that time the Feast of Dedication took place in Jerusalem. It was winter, and Jesus was walking in the temple courts in Solomon’s Colonnade. So the Jews gathered around Him and demanded, “How long will You keep us in suspense? If You are the Christ, tell us plainly.” “I already told you,” Jesus replied, “but you did not believe. The works I do in My Father’s name testify on My behalf. But because you are not My sheep, you refuse to believe. My sheep listen to My voice; I know them, and they follow Me. I give them eternal life, and they will never perish. No one can snatch them out of My hand. My Father who has given them to Me is greater than all. No one can snatch them out of My Father’s hand. I and the Father are one.” -John 10: 22-30 Jesus Christ is our Messiah.
Actually, you’re incorrect. Study church history and you’ll understand. True, HE wasn’t born in December; we do NOT know for sure when HE was born. We can reasonably GUESS but that’s all. If people want to celebrate the birth of CHRIST as a way to worship and honor HIM, there’s nothing wrong with that. However, it is how they celebrate and the condition of their hearts toward what is holy that counts. Your judgement is harsh and not born of the Spirit.
So when do Jewish believers celebrate the coming of Yeshua into this world to save his people. God did not give a date of his birth for his own reasons. I think Chanukah and Christmas is a perfect way for Gentiles and Jews to celebrate together
I think Gentiles need to stop playing pagan games and dancing with the heathens... According to Romans 11, they are SUPPOSED to be Israel... Judgement is coming for idolaters... Both Jew and Gentile...
A great deal of ignorance is displayed in this video concerning Christmas. Christmas has its birth in paganism. December 25th is basically the birthday for every pagan god. The pope assigned December 25th as Yeshua's birthday because they couldn't get the pagan converts to stop worshipping the pagan gods. So they tried to cover this up by saying it's Yeshua's birthday. December 25th also has its connection to enter solstice, yet another pagan practice. The Christmas tree, wreaths, decorative ball tree ornaments, Santa Claus and so many other things are pagan as well. There's still some debate on the subject but Yeshua was probably born either during the Feast of SUKKOT (Feast of Tabernacles) or at Passover. Jonathan Cahn seems to think it's Passover, based on when lambs are born and when shepherds were most likely to have the herds in the fields. Plus during Passover the lamb is slaughtered and the blood placed on the doorposts so that death would pass over the house, saving anyone inside. There are these and other good arguments for both sides of the discussion, but we're still not positive which is truly His time of birth. One thing is for sure though: it's NOT December 25th. Sticking to this man-made tradition is just hiding the truth and further spreading the lies. Truth is ALWAYS best. So let's just try to stick with truth.
She was a virgin.. until some time after Jesus’ birth. Also, they went to stay with family as it was tax season and they went to register where they were from.
Our Lord Jesus was not born on 25 Dec. The date 25 Dec is the winter solstice the day pagans worship. Nowhere in the Holy Bible scriptures it says Jesus was born on that day. It was Emperor Constantine who declared that it was Jesus birthdate and he himself being a pagan wanted most Christians throughout the ages to celebrate this day with pagan rituals. Christians should acknowledge our Lord Jesus for dying for our sins. May the Lord open the eyes of the majority Christians deceived and may they see His light. In Jesus name i pray Amen🙏
Watch the entire post and see that we make that exact point, but it is never wrong to set aside a day to celebrate the most important day in history, the day of Messiah's birth. Had he not been born to a virgin, according to Isaiah 7:14, as "mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace". He would never have been there to be "pierced for our transgressions" and "Pay the penalty for our sins," as foretold in Isaiah 53:5-6. So regardless of the actual day he was born (which we may never know with certainty) we choose to set aside a day to give glory to God for sending his son, Yeshua, to save our souls.
Amen. Scripture itself demands that we observe the Messiah's death, not His birth. He came to die, He became death Heb 2:9-10, and His sacrifice will be commemorated even during the Millennium Ezek 40-48. God goes into tremendous detail about days, times, hours, and specific events, yet there's no mention of the exact day of Jesus' birth or a commandment to celebrate it annually (unlike the annual celebrations of HIS 7 Biblical Feasts). The omission of an obvious birth date for Jesus is intentional. If it were critical for us to know and to celebrate on a specific day in a certain way, God would tell us. But it's excluded as a date and as a holiday. That speaks volumes. Instead, God (through the Bible) instructs us to honor the birth of Jesus every day as a celebration of life and with gratitude for salvation. Remember, His coming wasn't about being born; His purpose was to save our souls (through His death and resurrection, HalleluYAH!). Celebrations may not be a salvation issue, but opening ourselves to demonic entities is clearly an abomination that results only in adverse outcomes. When we do activities that God specifically tells us not to participate in, this is sin. We are living outside the will of God. In the midst of a fallen world, completely entrenched in the activities and rituals of satanic powers and demonic entities, Josiah bravely and boldly stood with God and cleaned house. Thoroughly. We shouldn't participate in this fallen world that continuously seeks to justify its fallen state by redefining values, re-framing reality, and lowering its standards to align with its fall. We’re not kings as Josiah, but "those who know their God" (Dan 11:32) as their personal savior must rise above the fallen world and raise their standards toward God's eternal and unchanging truth. "Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect." - Romans 12:2. Shalom. God bless you!
Christmas IS Pagan... The Feast of Dedication is in the Bible, but it was not commanded... Honest question: What is the Feast of Dedication for, if the Temple that the Feast held in dedication was destroyed?
@@bawbjusbawb6471 Honoring the birth of Yeshua, the Messiah is anything but pagan, even though Satan, throughout the centuries, has attempted to stop us from honoring the day of His birth.
Regardless of the exact day he was born, which we may never know, it is only fitting to set aside a day to thank God for sending his Son to a humble manger, "born of a virgin" according to Isaiah 7:14 to be our "Wonderful, counselor, mighty God, everlasting Father, Prince of Peace."
Yeshua celebrated Hanukkah. There is scriptural evidence. Then came Hanukkah; it was winter in Jerusalem. Yeshua was walking in the Temple around Solomon’s Colonnade. - John 10:22-23 TLV Did He celebrate His Birth on 25th December or even commanded us to celebrate. Would be keen to know if someone can provide scriptural evidence. We do know He commanded us to celebrate His death and resurrection which is during Passover time, since He is our Jewish Messiah. Be guided by God's Word not man's.
Seems prophetic doesn’t it. Jesus is the only one who can open not only the seals, but the door to heaven for our rapture. The false prophet has to open 5 doors to take the credit!
You can't compare xmas & Hanukkah just because they fall on the same day. Xmas & Hanukkah have nothing to do with each other. Hanukkah is not about xmas. It'd about the war between the Macabbes & the Greeks, and the victory of the Maccabees! It's also about the oil in the temple & the redication of the 2nd temple. Xmas has nothing to do with Hanukkah. The 2 cannot mix.
Honoring the birth of Messiah, even though we may never be certain of the exact day of his birth, is a fitting response from those who claim to worship him.
They cut down a tree from the forest making it to stand and decorating it with gold and silver they use the rest to bake their bread. God tells us not to do this. Happy Hanukkah 💕🤗🙏Yeshua is the Light of the world.
After being a cynical and worldly person for decades, I had a change of heart and realized God rescued me from some very tough lonely times. I started going to church and started studying the old and new testaments. It was really awesome when I first read and understood the prophecies of Isaiah that pointed to Yeshua as "God with us". Both Christmas and Hanukkah are truly festivals of light, love and peace with lots to celebrate! Shalom from Vermont!
Shalom 💙✡️✝️🫂🎊🎁☝️
Wonderful testimony 🙏 Bless you ❤🙏
I have fond memories of going with Neil almost every weekend from New York to Mount Snow to ski when we were first married.
I have fond memories of going with Neil almost every weekend from New York to Mount Snow to ski when we were first married.
Wow Love your testimony very inspiring keep on with your walk❤️
Wonderful message of unity between Jews and Christians.
Baruch Yeshua the Christ! Blessings to you from a new subscriber and Messianic Jew!
Thank you for your subscription! Please share this wonderful good news of the gospel created for Jews first, then for the Gentiles.
I love this teaching! Thank you! May Jeshua bless you and all Jewish people!
Happy Chrismukkah
May Our Lord God bless you
"Happy Chrismukkah "
I think I just threw up in my mouth a little... 🤮
Happy Hanukkah and Merry Christmas! Amen. ❤❤❤❤❤
This is a wonderful teaching 🕎🎄I am a Jewish believer 🙌Joyous Christmakah💝
wonderful! Joyous Christmakah!
Wow what beautiful words. I am not Jewish but love celebrating the Jewish love for life! Happy Channukah from Malta.
Blessings to you, my sister in Christ! I am also a Jewish believer!
I just came from Malta with my wife’s Orthodox Jewish family. We went to place where Paul was held
@@pepepena1937 And I want to experience Israel someday. 🎗️💙🇮🇱🇲🇹💙🎗️
My mom was adopted and due to a name she had been given she thought that she was biologically half Jewish. Because of this I studied Judaism, although I had no desire to give up Christianity. Much to my surprise studying Judaism gave me a better understanding of the New Testament of the Bible as well as the old. I later took a DNA test and found out I had no Jewish blood at all. I also found a 2nd cousin and the real name of my grandfather. What we thought was Jewish was actually Italian (ironically, considering). While I am not Jewish I consider myself an ally of the Jewish people.
If you are born again you ARE Jewish - you have been "grafted in" to the olive tree and are part of the Commonwealth of Israel (Eph. 2).
Thanks!. Todah Rabah!.
Thank you. It is exactly what I am doing this year, combining Christmas and Chanukah, and the HS gave me the same message and orders to do it like that. I excited about these 2 feasts this year. Chanukah is glue that glues the Tanakh and the New Testament with each other to form 1 long love story to save mankind from eternal darkness. The light of Yeshua drives the darkness away. Am Yisrael Chai. Shalom from Pretoria, South Africa.
What a wonderful teaching. Blessed be the name of the Lord.
Amen 🙏🏻…Happy Hanukkah 🕎/Merry Christmas 🎄…..May God bless you with His perfect peace 🙏🏻🕊️
Shalom in Messiah Yashua's Ha Mashiach name 🙏 ✡️✝️
Wonderful! Thank you for this teaching. I'm a Christian who has been learning more about my faith because of studying my Jewish roots
Praise Yeshua!
Blessings
love Hanukkah!!!!!!! cannot wait for the 3rd temple!
Nor can we all!
It's not the temple build out of stones but the temple of God which is the ecclesia, the body of Messiah manifested in every true believer
Yes its pretty rare, and Hanukkah landed on Christmas Eve in 2016 only 8 years ago...interesting times...🕎🎄
Blessings from Australia 🇦🇺 Thank you for sharing 🕯 🙏 ✡️
The LORD Jesus Christ reigns over all the earth forever and forever. HalleluYah. Amen. 🌍🌏🌎🕛🌬🎺🎶🪨🐑🙏❤️✝️🕊🇮🇱🇺🇸
what a beautiful teaching! For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. To the Jew first and then to the gentile. Thank you Jeshua
Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah ❤
Lighting of lamps, hannukah and diwali, is same celebration. All cultures are intertwined. 😊
Shalom, happy Chanukah and merry Christmas
Excellent teaching! Thank you and Chag Sameach!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful news article. As a God fearing Malaysian Christian of Chinese descent, I'm so fascinated and blest by this informative and enlightening video clip. God bless you.♥🙏
Thank you Jamie, and happy birthday.
Thanks. God is giving me His strength and I am blessed.
Bless you for this eye-opening teaching....
Wow! Fantastic! I learned so much! Happy Hanukkah and Merry Christmas!
I love this video! Happy Hanukkah and Merry Christmas to the whole world!!!
Thank you GOD bless all you and a Blessed Holy CHRISTMAS HANUKKAH greetings 🙏🙏🙏!
Shalom! I am trying to sign up for the newsletter, but keep having problems. Anyways, I discovered my Hebrew roots a few years ago and am eager to learn more. I am so glad to have found your channel.
How are people typing the words so it's a search 🔎 word in blue? Thanks
@texaslovelylady I have done it on accident.I am not sure how. I believe that if it is a popular search item, it will turn up as a blue word/phrase.
God Bless you, I have enjoyed this holiday gift 🎁☺️❤
Happy Christmukkah 🎄 🎅✝️🧑🎄🙏 🕎✡️😊🤴🥳
Good to see you Jamie
Nice, Jesus is our temple. I love both... I love Christmas too because it reminds me of the best gift God our Father gave us His only and only son because of Jesus we have peace and love. His the prince of peace and the epitome of love ❤️
Jesus yeshua birthday is special every day so, we can celebrate him extra special this year 🎉i feel that it is going to be an awesome day!! 💓
As a little girl, I was confused about when Christmas was due to having many relatives to visit. Mom told me that "every day you are thankful that Jesus was born is Christmas"
Perfect awesome ❤PRAISE YESHUATI HALLEL U YAH AMIN LOVE YA SISSY
Thank you for being an encouragement coming from Christianity to Messianic. But the rest of my family hasn't, yet 😇
Thank you for sharing that with us.
Gloria eterna a Dio Padre gloria eterna a Gesù Cristo gloria eterna allo Spirito Santo nei secoli dei secoli senza fine amen Alleluyia
thank you Jesus ❤️
Thank you for sharing ❤G-d bless
I honestly don't think it's coincidence that the two overlap this year. Personally I feel we gentiles are growing all the closer together and I feel we are getting much closer to Armeggedon. I know that might sound a bit daunting and frightening but I find comfort that Our Savior is returning.
It is daunting, but not frightening. Come, Adonai, come!
Matthew 10:7
Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
We have a Happy Christmakkah banner up in our living room.
Because Yeshúa is the light of the world ❤
Merry Christmas
For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears; And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables. 2Tim 4:3-4 👀👀 I'm flabbergasted and also impressed that you were able to weave the Feast of Dedication and x-mas together so smoothly. I can't imagine what HaShem has to say about this..
Well, the only problem is the tree and all the other yule stuff.
❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Shalom from lazy run West Virginia Charles Reese McElwain
Jesus is the way the truth and the life no one goes to the father but thru him
Christmas has now business being associated with Chanukah!
No. And correct for the most part. Mary did become pregnant on winter most likely during Hanukkah.
that's lovey. i also found another light festival from the Zoroastriun tradition called Yalda, still celebrated by Persian people
so Beautiful sister ❤love your Blue Dress ❤🎉the last time christmas andHanukah were together i was 33❤Now this time i am 66 and 7 years a widow on the 30:12:2017 my Husband and Soulmate went home to Heaven 💞💞💞🤴👰🏻♀️💞💞💞
🙏🏽💟✝️🕎✡️
Christmas and the start of Channukah last occurred 19 years ago
Jesus Christ celebrated Hanukkah. He told the Jews who He is during Hanukkah.
At that time the Feast of Dedication took place in Jerusalem. It was winter, and Jesus was walking in the temple courts in Solomon’s Colonnade. So the Jews gathered around Him and demanded, “How long will You keep us in suspense? If You are the Christ, tell us plainly.”
“I already told you,” Jesus replied, “but you did not believe. The works I do in My Father’s name testify on My behalf. But because you are not My sheep, you refuse to believe. My sheep listen to My voice; I know them, and they follow Me. I give them eternal life, and they will never perish. No one can snatch them out of My hand. My Father who has given them to Me is greater than all. No one can snatch them out of My Father’s hand. I and the Father are one.” -John 10: 22-30
Jesus Christ is our Messiah.
Hallelujah!
Yahshua was NOT born on Christmas day. He was born during Sukkot. Christmas has pagan roots.
Correct! B’H
Very true
Very true. Christmas is not commanded by our Holy God of Israel. It's a commercialized man made holiday.
Very true. Christmas is not commanded by our Holy God of Israel. It's a commercialized man made holiday.
Actually, you’re incorrect. Study church history and you’ll understand. True, HE wasn’t born in December; we do NOT know for sure when HE was born. We can reasonably GUESS but that’s all. If people want to celebrate the birth of CHRIST as a way to worship and honor HIM, there’s nothing wrong with that. However, it is how they celebrate and the condition of their hearts toward what is holy that counts. Your judgement is harsh and not born of the Spirit.
The background music is very distracting
in 2027, the first night of chanukah is on xmas eve
Amen 🙏🏻🇮🇱
So when do Jewish believers celebrate the coming of Yeshua into this world to save his people. God did not give a date of his birth for his own reasons. I think Chanukah and Christmas is a perfect way for Gentiles and Jews to celebrate together
I think Gentiles need to stop playing pagan games and dancing with the heathens...
According to Romans 11, they are SUPPOSED to be Israel...
Judgement is coming for idolaters...
Both Jew and Gentile...
No it’s not. Chanukah is the only celebration we should celebrate together-of the two.
What festival will Messianic Jews celebrate?
Hanukkah
A great deal of ignorance is displayed in this video concerning Christmas. Christmas has its birth in paganism. December 25th is basically the birthday for every pagan god. The pope assigned December 25th as Yeshua's birthday because they couldn't get the pagan converts to stop worshipping the pagan gods. So they tried to cover this up by saying it's Yeshua's birthday. December 25th also has its connection to enter solstice, yet another pagan practice. The Christmas tree, wreaths, decorative ball tree ornaments, Santa Claus and so many other things are pagan as well.
There's still some debate on the subject but Yeshua was probably born either during the Feast of SUKKOT (Feast of Tabernacles) or at Passover. Jonathan Cahn seems to think it's Passover, based on when lambs are born and when shepherds were most likely to have the herds in the fields. Plus during Passover the lamb is slaughtered and the blood placed on the doorposts so that death would pass over the house, saving anyone inside. There are these and other good arguments for both sides of the discussion, but we're still not positive which is truly His time of birth. One thing is for sure though: it's NOT December 25th. Sticking to this man-made tradition is just hiding the truth and further spreading the lies. Truth is ALWAYS best. So let's just try to stick with truth.
St Joseph and Virgin Mary celebrated hanukak at the cave
She was a virgin.. until some time after Jesus’ birth. Also, they went to stay with family as it was tax season and they went to register where they were from.
Your twisting everything around for a RUclips video!
✌️🫶🙏
Our Lord Jesus was not born on 25 Dec. The date 25 Dec is the winter solstice the day pagans worship. Nowhere in the Holy Bible scriptures it says Jesus was born on that day. It was Emperor Constantine who declared that it was Jesus birthdate and he himself being a pagan wanted most Christians throughout the ages to celebrate this day with pagan rituals. Christians should acknowledge our Lord Jesus for dying for our sins. May the Lord open the eyes of the majority Christians deceived and may they see His light. In Jesus name i pray Amen🙏
Watch the entire post and see that we make that exact point, but it is never wrong to set aside a day to celebrate the most important day in history, the day of Messiah's birth. Had he not been born to a virgin, according to Isaiah 7:14, as "mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace". He would never have been there to be "pierced for our transgressions" and "Pay the penalty for our sins," as foretold in Isaiah 53:5-6. So regardless of the actual day he was born (which we may never know with certainty) we choose to set aside a day to give glory to God for sending his son, Yeshua, to save our souls.
Amen. Scripture itself demands that we observe the Messiah's death, not His birth. He came to die, He became death Heb 2:9-10, and His sacrifice will be commemorated even during the Millennium Ezek 40-48. God goes into tremendous detail about days, times, hours, and specific events, yet there's no mention of the exact day of Jesus' birth or a commandment to celebrate it annually (unlike the annual celebrations of HIS 7 Biblical Feasts). The omission of an obvious birth date for Jesus is intentional. If it were critical for us to know and to celebrate on a specific day in a certain way, God would tell us. But it's excluded as a date and as a holiday. That speaks volumes. Instead, God (through the Bible) instructs us to honor the birth of Jesus every day as a celebration of life and with gratitude for salvation. Remember, His coming wasn't about being born; His purpose was to save our souls (through His death and resurrection, HalleluYAH!).
Celebrations may not be a salvation issue, but opening ourselves to demonic entities is clearly an abomination that results only in adverse outcomes. When we do activities that God specifically tells us not to participate in, this is sin. We are living outside the will of God. In the midst of a fallen world, completely entrenched in the activities and rituals of satanic powers and demonic entities, Josiah bravely and boldly stood with God and cleaned house. Thoroughly. We shouldn't participate in this fallen world that continuously seeks to justify its fallen state by redefining values, re-framing reality, and lowering its standards to align with its fall. We’re not kings as Josiah, but "those who know their God" (Dan 11:32) as their personal savior must rise above the fallen world and raise their standards toward God's eternal and unchanging truth. "Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect." - Romans 12:2. Shalom. God bless you!
@@nevereuxVery well explained. I agree with you.
@@nevereuxVery well explained. I agree with you.
Dec 21st is actually the solstice.
Why do you use un biblical menorah ? It is supposed to be with 7 not 9 lights!
You forgot the t. It’s CHRISTmas. Not CHRIStmas.
Christmas is pagan. The feast of dedication is biblical. John 10:22-42.
Christmas IS Pagan...
The Feast of Dedication is in the Bible, but it was not commanded...
Honest question:
What is the Feast of Dedication for, if the Temple that the Feast held in dedication was destroyed?
@@bawbjusbawb6471 Honoring the birth of Yeshua, the Messiah is anything but pagan, even though Satan, throughout the centuries, has attempted to stop us from honoring the day of His birth.
Love it and yes would love the subscription please? 🙏 🎉
Yes the Maccabees saved the day Yeshua hamashiac
Since learning about Hanukkah, I have thought of both holidays as God delivering his people. He always delivers his people!
Yeshua was born on Dec 25th? Xmas isn't biblical.
Conceived in Dec...born in Sept...
Interesting.@@pjcramer3727
Yeshua was born during Succot 🙏🏼❤️📖
@@pjcramer3727Yes!
Regardless of the exact day he was born, which we may never know, it is only fitting to set aside a day to thank God for sending his Son to a humble manger, "born of a virgin" according to Isaiah 7:14 to be our "Wonderful, counselor, mighty God, everlasting Father, Prince of Peace."
It will happen in 2028 too
Interesting fact 3031, there is no Hanukkah
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Wow, talking about being deceived, so sad.
Yeshua celebrated Hanukkah. There is scriptural evidence.
Then came Hanukkah; it was winter in Jerusalem. Yeshua was walking in the Temple around Solomon’s Colonnade.
- John 10:22-23 TLV
Did He celebrate His Birth on 25th December or even commanded us to celebrate. Would be keen to know if someone can provide scriptural evidence.
We do know He commanded us to celebrate His death and resurrection which is during Passover time, since He is our Jewish Messiah.
Be guided by God's Word not man's.
Seems prophetic doesn’t it. Jesus is the only one who can open not only the seals, but the door to heaven for our rapture. The false prophet has to open 5 doors to take the credit!
Yes it does seem pathetic...
Christmas is pagan and hannukah has already passed
You can't compare xmas & Hanukkah just because they fall on the same day. Xmas & Hanukkah have nothing to do with each other. Hanukkah is not about xmas. It'd about the war between the Macabbes & the Greeks, and the victory of the Maccabees! It's also about the oil in the temple & the redication of the 2nd temple. Xmas has nothing to do with Hanukkah. The 2 cannot mix.
You obviously didn't watch the story.
🤦🏻 Stop doing man made holidays.
Honoring the birth of Messiah, even though we may never be certain of the exact day of his birth, is a fitting response from those who claim to worship him.
They cut down a tree from the forest making it to stand and decorating it with gold and silver they use the rest to bake their bread. God tells us not to do this. Happy Hanukkah 💕🤗🙏Yeshua is the Light of the world.