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“The Bible Does Not Tell Us To Observe Christmas”- Says MFM

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The Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) has come out to say that the celebration of Christmas is not found in the bible and is therefore an idolatrous act.

Daniel Olukoya, MFM’s general overseer, had on Wednesday gave a simple reason why his church does not celebrate Christmas.

He said: “Though the foundation of Christmas is idolatry, we’ll not throw away the baby and the bathwater. We don’t condemn those who celebrate. We’ll bring out the positives from the negatives by the holidays for prayers, conferences, and activities. ”

“We’ll hold conventions, camp meetings, or special teaching services to pray, examine scriptures and draw positives from the wrong, negative and idolatry practices of Easter and Christmas. We’ll re-teach the significance of Jesus’ birth, death, and resurrection.”

“December weather around Bethlehem is often miserably cold, wet and rainy. No shepherd in his right mind would have kept his flocks outside at night at that time of year!,” MFM added.

“Also, Luke 2:1-4 tells us that Jesus was born in Bethlehem because his parents came to that town to register in a Roman census. It would have made no sense to have conducted a census in the dead of winter

Read also: Obasanjo says if Jesus was in Nigeria today he would not keep quiet

“The Bible nowhere tells us to observe a holiday celebrating Jesus Christ’s birth —but it clearly does tell us to do ‘communion’ in remembrance of him.”

 

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