Christmas: The Cute Deception: Uncovering the Pagan Origins of Christianity's Most Beloved Holiday

FHMI-1456Shane VaughnBook

(primary) Jeremiah 10:1–4 — Jeremiah 10:1-4
(secondary) Deuteronomy 12:29–32 — Deuteronomy 12:29-32
(secondary) Ezekiel 8:14
(secondary) Luke 2:8–12 — Luke 2:8-12
(secondary) John 1:14
(secondary) Micah 4:8
(secondary) Exodus 32:5
(secondary) Amos 8:11–12 — Amos 8:11-12
(secondary) Hosea 4:4–6 — Hosea 4:4-6
(secondary) Jeremiah 16:19
(secondary) Matthew 2:11
(secondary) Matthew 5:17
(secondary) Isaiah 8:20

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Summary This twelve-chapter booklet argues that Christmas is a 'cute' deception: pagan sun, Tammuz and Saturnalia worship renamed by Rome and absorbed into the church after Marcion severed the faith from its Hebrew roots. It contends Yahshua was born during Sukkot in a sukkah near Migdal Eder, not on December 25th, and calls believers to abandon the holiday and return to YAHWEH's appointed feasts.

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This twelve-chapter booklet argues that Christmas is a 'cute' deception: pagan sun, Tammuz and Saturnalia worship renamed by Rome and absorbed into the church after Marcion severed the faith from its Hebrew roots. It contends Yahshua was born during Sukkot in a sukkah near Migdal Eder, not on December 25th, and calls believers to abandon the holiday and return to YAHWEH's appointed feasts.

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