X-MASS or CHRISTMAS? What are the differences?
By Erick Thoya Shauri - 2022-12-25 18:26:53 - [General]
CHRISTMAS is the combination of two words Christ and Mass. Before Christ was born many years ago, 25th Dec used to be PAGANS day for SACRIFICES. Later in the year 533AD Constantine the then head of Roman catholic changed the day from Pagans day of sacrifice to Jesus Christ birth day commemoration.
He called the day THE MASS FOR CHRIST ie CHRISTMAS. CHRIST in Hebrews means the " The Anointed one"/ the chosen one". MAS in Greek means "a big gathering of people".
What about "X" Be ware!!
It's believed that after the day of gathering for CHRIST followers (CHRISTMAS), became famous and respected worldwide, Atheists and Antichrists decided to change it by removing CHRIST for an X to mean that there is no Christ. It changed the meaning by reading X-MASS.
X is often designated a person, thing or factor whose true name is unknown or withheld.
"X" has nothing to do with CHRIST " The Anointed one". Let's not replace Christ with X as Christians.
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