Quotes or sources for the Babylonian origin of the Christmas tree? - 25th birthday quotes
I see a lot of information about Nimrod cause of the Christmas tree ..
But where did it come from all this?
What is this text?
Where can I find?
It appears that Nimrod, Semiramis had wife and mother / behind the origin of the Christmas tree:
Nimrod, the little son of Ham (son of Noah) was the real initiator of the Babylonian system, which lived the world since he has taken. It was a system of organized competition, based on a system to economic gains. Nimrod built the tower of Babel, the ancient Nineveh and other cities. The name "Nimrod" is Hebrew and is derived from "Marad," meaning "he rebelled. Nimrod was so bad that his own mother, whose married name was Semiramis. After the death of Nimrod, his wife, a mother of spreading evil doctrine of the survival of Nimrod as a spiritual being. She called for a full development of evergreen tree sprang up overnight in the trunk of a dead tree, symbolizing new life created in the dead Nimrod. On every anniversary of his birth, claimedd Nimrod will visit the evergreen tree and leave gifts in it. 25. December was the birthday of Nimrod, and here the true origin of "Christmas trees" is.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
25th Birthday Quotes Quotes Or Sources For The Babylonian Origin Of The Christmas Tree?
4 comments:
Wow. It is a good idea. Insults Christianity and Western society in general at a time. It is a dream come true leftist politics.
It is not true.
Not bad. Mesopotamian cultures was a sacred tree symbol, but our Christmas tree is derived from the burning Yule log Tradition North! Originally, the "decorated Christmas Tree" and then burned.
Sometime Midlde INTHE age or later (not sure when) someone the idea of "depaganizing" had and wrap it with ornaments and gifts to share.
Not bad. Mesopotamian cultures was a sacred tree symbol, but our Christmas tree is derived from the burning Yule log Tradition North! Originally, the "decorated Christmas Tree" and then burned.
Sometime Midlde INTHE age or later (not sure when) someone the idea of "depaganizing" had and wrap it with ornaments and gifts to share.
I think if you look at most religions, which are comparable to this legend, the Roman festival of Mithras, for example, a god who died and was reborn ..
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