Jesus P.B.U.H Born in 25th December its truth...???
By Tushavi
@Tushavi (2076)
Karachi, Pakistan
December 22, 2009 4:23am CST
Hi to all
well, The 25th December is very near to us. Here in Pakistan Our Neighbor also are Christians she is single & we called her "Aunty Sanah" She is Single & 78 Years old. She tells us "they celebrate the 25th December Because the Jesus P.B.U.H was born in 25th December." But I heard Jesus P.B.U.H not Born in 25th December He born in July. In mylot there are Majority of Christians can you clarify me is Jesus P.B.U.H Born in December or July???
anyways, no body say me "Eid Mubarak" here. Because the Peoples never feel any happiness in others Happiness i think But as a Muslim I feels Happy if someone Happy So I Say "MARRY Christmas to you all".
have a nice day.
I am not native so sorry for my bad english.
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5 responses
@freelance786 (89)
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23 Dec 09
hi,
i am also from Pakistan,newly join this site.
Eid Mubarak though it is very late now.
and marry Christmas to all.
well,as i have read and heard that Jesus was born according to lunar calender just like Muslim dates.
but when Christians set their system according to solar calender,they made 25th December,date of birth of Christ.so Christians in every region can celebrate birth on Jesus same time.
@PastorP (1170)
• United States
22 Dec 09
Hi Tushavi. As others have pointed out their is no proof that Christ, Messiah, was born on December 25. I don't know how some folk figure July. However, there are some posts on the Internet that point to the sequence of events in Luke 1 and 2. The fact that Zecharias was of the course of Abijah might give a clue. Figuring from the general time of his service in the Temple, the timing of the birth of John the Baptist and Gabriel's announcement to Mary many Bible scholars feel Christ was most like born during, or near the time of, the Jewish feast of the Tabernacles. The time roughly corresponds to our current late September or early October.
Most important is that Messiah be "born" so to speak in our hearts.
@EvanHunter (4026)
• United States
22 Dec 09
No it has no biblical backing. Christmas was originally centered around pagan holidays that have to do with winter solstice (December 21st). But as any other day we can choose to spend it how we will.
@Rollo1 (16676)
• Boston, Massachusetts
22 Dec 09
We do not know the exact date of Jesus Christ's birth. It may be that it was July, or May as some have speculated. We are not told the date of His birth, and perhaps that is just as well, for it is not the date but the event that we celebrate and commemorate with the observance of Christmas.
If someone wishes to believe in one date over another, it is not important. It is important only to remember that He was born, and to celebrate that birth.
Your English is not bad. Some native speakers don't do as well as you do.
