Will I able to meet Jesus on 25th?

@redredred my father is working in the post office. I can imagine how much joy he felt.

@BibleData He is alive and watching from heaven. I don't think he is happy with the world right now. He will come any day to judge the living and the dead as soon as the gospel has reached the whole world.

@Carazaa You understand sacrifice? You don't take something back once you sacrificed it. Jesus was a man who was born, lived and died. He can't and won't come back to life as Jesus that man. He was resurrected in another body briefly, but that body too is gone. So, he existed in heaven prior to coming here as Michael. Michael isn't coming here. Jesus wasn't God. He was the son of God. The trinity, immortal soul, hell, Christmas and Easter are apostate Christian adoptions of earlier pagan teachings that are contrary, and therefore deceitful perversions of the teachings of Jesus when he was living as a man on earth. He called those "traditions of men." the rapture is also one of these false teachings the apostle Paul foretold that would be preferred to the truth.

Those deceitful perverted pagan traditions make many so-called Christians feel good like they did the pagans. But they mislead them, like the teachings of the religious leaders who killed Jesus.

You see? Jesus said he was no part of the world, and his followers would be no part of the world. When the world (not the earth) is destroyed, you won't be able to distinguish God's kingdom from the world. Like Eve, you've been deceived by Satan. Satan is the God of the world. He, along with the world, will be destroyed. False religion, that of Satan's worldly deception, Babylon the Great, the harlot drunk on the blood of the prophets, will be destroyed with the rest of the world.

@TheWildEcho

@LordShadowfire The new born lamb the shepherds were said to have given is another clue it was springtime.

@Sharon That, too. Plus the fact that the shepherds were sleeping out in the fields with their flocks.

@LordShadowfire [quote]I've used hints from the Bible to figure it out, and if he was real, he was definitely born in the spring. Think about it. Mary found out she was pregnant in June, yes? The story claims an angel told her, and whatever, but she probably was a couple of weeks along when she found out. That would put the tail end of her third trimester in mid-March.[/quote]

It's irrelevant to the story when Jesus was born. The story is not about when he was born but what his birth represented. When the wise men finally saw him he was not an hour-old newborn but probably a toddler. The purpose of them being there was to recognize him as the king of the Jews, which pissed Herod off. So, the story starts with him getting that title and ends with him being crucified with a sign saying that he was the king of the Jews.

@LordShadowfire