Comments on: The Spirit of Christmas http://joerobertson.com/providentliving/the-spirit-of-christmas RON PAUL 2012 | END THE FED | FIGHT FASCISM Fri, 06 Jan 2012 00:27:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Joe Robertsonhttp://joerobertson.com/providentliving/the-spirit-of-christmas/comment-page-1#comment-1316 Joe Robertson Tue, 29 Dec 2009 00:08:31 +0000 http://joerobertson.com/?p=1602#comment-1316 Hi Rory, Thanks for the post and to add to your comments... I think it is important to remember and know that Christ "overcame" death. Two deaths... one being a "physical death" and the other a "spiritual death". Most important is that He "Lives" and offers Life Eternal. joe Hi Rory, Thanks for the post and to add to your comments… I think it is important to remember and know that Christ “overcame” death. Two deaths… one being a “physical death” and the other a “spiritual death”. Most important is that He “Lives” and offers Life Eternal. joe

]]> By: Rory@God miracleshttp://joerobertson.com/providentliving/the-spirit-of-christmas/comment-page-1#comment-1315 Rory@God miracles Mon, 28 Dec 2009 13:10:48 +0000 http://joerobertson.com/?p=1602#comment-1315 There seems to be a trend not only to forget Christ during Christmas, but to be politically correct and forget Christmas altogether. Many no longer acknowledge Christmas at all, but instead say 'Happy Holidays' rather than 'Merry Christmas'. I will continue to say 'Merry Christmas' whether it is politically correct or not.<br><br>From careful study of the Scriptures, it seems Christ may very well have stepped out of the glories of Heaven and been incarnated on Christmas day, an even more important <a href="http://www.miraclesormagic.com" title="Miracles or Magic?" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">miracle</a> than His birth which likely occurred in the Fall.<br><br>I enjoy remembering Christ at Christmas and encourage others to also. That said, our Lord asked us to remember His death, not His birth. His body was broken and His blood shed as a ransom for us, that those who humbly accept His unspeakable gift may be alive forever with Him. There seems to be a trend not only to forget Christ during Christmas, but to be politically correct and forget Christmas altogether. Many no longer acknowledge Christmas at all, but instead say 'Happy Holidays' rather than 'Merry Christmas'. I will continue to say 'Merry Christmas' whether it is politically correct or not.

From careful study of the Scriptures, it seems Christ may very well have stepped out of the glories of Heaven and been incarnated on Christmas day, an even more important miracle than His birth which likely occurred in the Fall.

I enjoy remembering Christ at Christmas and encourage others to also. That said, our Lord asked us to remember His death, not His birth. His body was broken and His blood shed as a ransom for us, that those who humbly accept His unspeakable gift may be alive forever with Him.

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