The Full “Christmas Story” That is Conveniently Ignored by Christians – The Jewish Massacre of Infants
The American Christmas holiday is a huge financial windfall, with Americans spending nearly $1 TRILLION during the Christmas holiday. It is allegedly a religious holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, the promised Jewish Messiah. Images of Joseph and Mary with the baby Jesus are common, portraying a "family friendly" holiday as most Americans celebrate the holiday with family gatherings, and the overall message is one of "joy" and "good cheer," and "peace on earth." Most Christians will go to Church to celebrate, where the "Christmas Story" will be read from the Bible, which then adds to the "Christmas Spirit". However, it is highly unlikely that at these Church Services that the entire Christmas story will be read. Most include the visit of the "Wise Men" to Bethlehem, shortly after Jesus was born. However, they will not continue to read what happened after the "Wise Men" left, which was the barbaric massacre of innocent babies in Bethlehem. The miraculous virgin birth of Jesus Christ kicked off a very violent war, a spiritual war between God and Satan, between heaven and earth. When Jesus began his public ministry around the age of 30, he testified to the fact that he came to earth to begin this war, and that it would be so violent, that it would pit family members against each other. "Do not suppose that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I did not come to bring peace, but a sword," he said. Jesus's own family stated publicly that they believed he was "out of his mind", because he did not respect his own family. I am fairly certain that here in the U.S. and around the world as well, that there are many more people suffering on Christmas, rejected by their families, than there are families meeting together to celebrate, in what is basically a pagan holiday that is not truthful about the real purpose of the birth of Jesus Christ. I stand with those lonely warriors on this day. We will not celebrate, because we are still at war, and the children are still being massacred. The time for celebrating is in the future, after this war is over.