The True Origin of Xmas

This time of year is usually full of cheer, especially if one’s economics are right.   If someone is suffering economically or having serious issues with their family, then this time of year can be a trying time.  Most people buy and spend over-extending their credit and putting themselves in debt.  But, people usually are in good spirits.  Right now, the holiday season is in full swing.  I think it’s about time people got the skinny on one of the most popular holidays, Christmas.

 

Let’s get right into it, shall we?  December 25th is not the birthdate of Jesus.  Jesus being born on December 25th is not backed up by the scriptures at all.  In fact, it is the noted birthdate of a great number of those that would be considered sun gods or pagan deities.  One has to go back about 4,000 years to a place called Shinar.  Shinar was located in Babylonian which is now modern-day Iraq.  Nimrod was the ruler of Babel, which was later known as Babylon.  He was well-loved by the people.  He was known to the ancient Egyptians as Osiris.  Nimrod’s date of birth was December 25th.  Nimrod’s symbol was the evergreen tree which represented everlasting or renewed and regenerated life through Tammuz.  Nimrod’s wife was named Semiramis.  She was also known as Isis.  As the story goes, Semiramis was also the mother of Nimrod.  Nimrod was the first being on earth to be deified.  During his deification, he was then named Bael the Sun God.  At his death he he was said to be eternal and ruled the universe as the Sun God.

 

Semiramis was said to be impregnated with the seed of Nimrod by the rays of the sun god Nimrod or Bael.  She gave birth to their son Tammuz who was said to be Nimrod’s resurrection through birth.  This is where the Biblical story of the immaculate conception comes from.  Semiramis and Tammuz were married.  This was an incestual relationship.  Nothing holy about that.  But it turns out that Tammuz is also Cupid.  Tammuz was a great hunter which is why there is a constellation of Osiris The Great Hunter.  After forty years Tammuz was killed by a wild boar.

 

December 25th represents the return of the rising sun during the winter equinox or the sun’s (son’s) resurrection.  According to the Book of Genesis, Nimrod was the great-grandson of Noah.  As a side note, I have to mention that originally there were only ten months to the standard calendar.  The prefix dec represents ten.  Our number system is a base-ten system.  This where the term decimal comes into play.  Also, decade represents a ten-year span.    December used to be the tenth month until Julius Ceasar added July and Augustus Ceasar added August.  These two additional months were smuggled in during the great Roman era.  So now we have twelve months that represent our modern-day Gregorian calendar.  So, even if Jesus’ birthday was on December 25th, we would overshoot it by two months each year.

 

Like the story of Osiris, Nimrod was murdered by a relative.  Semiramis claimed that a full-grown evergreen tree emerged from a dead stump overnight which symbolized the re-erected phallus of Nimrod as well as a new life.  The old stump symbolizes the dead Nimrod and the evergreen symbolizes the birth of son Tammuz.  Nimrod (Tammuz) would place gifts on the tree every December 25th.  This is where the yule log comes into play where the log represents dead Nimrod and is placed into a fire.  The next day the log would be a full tree with a snake coiling throughout the branches.  The serpent or snake represents resurrection.  This is symbolic in the sense that snakes shed their skin which represents resurrection.

 

In Egyptian mythology, Tammuz is known as Horace who was the son of Osiris and also his resurrection.  The ornaments placed on the trees in Babylon were balls dipped in gold or testicles of a sacrificed animal.  Now Santa Claus was actually called Nimrod (Molech, Odin).  Every December 25th, public child mass sacrifices were held.  So, if one placed the “n” in Santa at the end of the word, we would have the word Satan.  Satan’s Claws (Claus).  Get the picture?  The chimney that Santa was said to come down in the story of Santa Claus represents the alter that the children were sacrificed to.  The parents would ask the alter for what they wanted before they would drop their newborn child in the fiery alter.

 

Another couple of names for Christmas is Natalis Invicti and Mithra. On December 17-21, the people would celebrate Saturnalia.  During this time the people would get drunk and have wild and violent sex orgies.  On the 22nd of December, they would participate in Sigillaria, the second feast or the feast of the dolls.

 

All of the information stated above is where the so-called holy day of Christmas was extrapolated. With that said, I hope you had a Merry Christmas!

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14 Thoughts to “The True Origin of Xmas”

  1. I despise the phrase XMass. Either put Christ in it or don’t use it, but hate the politically correct usage of this blessed day.

  2. Lena lednick

    I would hope what you have no truth to it. Santa clause is from st. Nicholas a bishop of the Catholic Church have happy new year

  3. The truth is that Christmas (originally Julian Dec. 25, which falls on January 7 today) was never supposed to be “the birthday of Jesus Christ”, but was the anniversary of the dedication of the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, and gradually spread.

  4. MARK GOLDSTEIN

    I WAS ALWAYS LED TO BELIEVE IT WAS CONSTANTINE WHO CAME UP WITH THE DATE OF DECEMBER 25TH, BASED ON THE ROMAN CELEBRATION SATURNALIA. AND THE REST OF THE STORY YOU PRESENTED SOUNDS LIKE THE LIFE. DEATH, AND RESURRECTION OF JESUS.

  5. Dan

    Now you know why Jews have chosen to go to their graves instead of bowing to Jesus.

    Which by the way, that name has only existed for about 400 years since King James invented the letter “J” and is also a deliberate mistranslation of the Greek word for “Joshua”.

  6. What a terrible story, if all you say is true do we really need to hear it? I don’t think so, let us continue to show our love & devotion to God on Christmas, HE won’t mind one bit & we will fill our homes, families, friends & neighbors w/ Christmas joy.

  7. Donna

    That was the first meaning of a holiday but it was never Christmas as is celebrated now!
    That date was chosen all of those years ago to give December 25th a beautiful meaning and destroy the filth that it had been.
    Nobody knows the true date of the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ but we accept this date so that He can be celebrated as He should be and satan stays where he belongs which is hell!!!
    Maybe you need to put as much time and effort into the study of Jesus Christ as you just put into destroying Christmas for millions of people!

  8. Jeff

    Great Article: I enjoyed reading the history, your research is 100% on the Mark. I hope many will share this great article.

  9. Wow what utter garbage insinuating that Jesus was not born of the Virgin Mary but was a made up myth of pagan idols. Nothing evil is original, as satan cannot create only copy and pervert. The person santa cluas is based on really existed, the bishop St Nicholas, a devout Christian in the middle ages who in celebrating the Mass of the Anointed One Jesus, Christ-mass, gave gifts to the poor and needy in the middle of cold winters in reverance to God who gave us His gift of His Son Jesus. The exact birthdate is not really important as Jesus is celebrated year round. So much for being patriots as that label belongs to our Christian founding Fathers and all who believe in and serve God since. You dishonor God with your wicked lies.

  10. Did you get your information from a very old book by Alexander Hislop titled The Two Babylons?

  11. Billpits

    Too much of the rhetoric is illogical, partly as some conclusions are extrapolated from English language words morphing into ancient names (Santa Clause from Satan’s claws, for example). Poor guy – needs a little tweak to his intellect, I’m afraid.

  12. SG

    This is about MIDDLE EASTERN HISTORY, not CHRISTIANITY!. They are two separate things. And the author even mentions some of it is Egyptian MYTHOLOGY! There’s nothing wrong with it other than it has nothing to do with Jesus’ birth. Good grief! It’s as stupid as some people I know who won’t allow their children to enjoy Halloween because it’s about Samhein (the “devil”) and they pronounce it “Sam-hane”. That’s preposterous. If they ever do their research, they’d learn that Samhein (actually pronounced Sow-en) is a pagan holiday celebrating the end of Summer and the abundance of Fall. It has NOTHING to do with demons.
    We KNOW Jesus wasn’t born in December (modern Christian scholars believe it was probably more likely July), it’s just the day we choose to celebrate it. It is a TRADITION and a day we joyously share. Trying to equate this material with Christianity and Jesus’ birth is pure nonsense. READ your Bible.

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