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<blockquote data-quote="phyllis" data-source="post: 2461092" data-attributes="member: 259763">Well obviously according to the Bible it wasn&#039;t His birth God wanted celebrated. It was His death that was of greatest importance. No where in the Bible does Jesus or His Apostles ever celebrate His birthday-They do how ever celebrate His death, the death of the passover lamb. 1 Cor. 5:7.&nbsp; It was on Nisan 14 thatJehovah delivered the Jews from Egypt after celebrating the passover. And it was on Nisan 14 33 CE thatJesus celebrated His last passover and died. At the celebration He said &quot;Keep doing this in remembrance of me.&quot; Ex.12: 17-18 1st passover. Luke 22:19, Jesus last passover. Paul at 1 Cor.11:26said &quot; For as often as you eat this loaf and drink this cup, you keep proclaiming the DEATH of the Lord,until He arrives.&quot; Jesus gives more importance on His faithful death than His birth for this is the date that is spoken of in the Bible. Look it up for yourself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="phyllis, post: 2461092, member: 259763"] Well obviously according to the Bible it wasn't His birth God wanted celebrated. It was His death that was of greatest importance. No where in the Bible does Jesus or His Apostles ever celebrate His birthday- They do how ever celebrate His death, the death of the passover lamb. 1 Cor. 5:7. It was on Nisan 14 that Jehovah delivered the Jews from Egypt after celebrating the passover. And it was on Nisan 14 33 CE that Jesus celebrated His last passover and died. At the celebration He said "Keep doing this in remembrance of me." Ex.12: 17-18 1st passover. Luke 22:19, Jesus last passover. Paul at 1 Cor.11:26 said " For as often as you eat this loaf and drink this cup, you keep proclaiming the DEATH of the Lord, until He arrives." Jesus gives more importance on His faithful death than His birth for this is the date that is spoken of in the Bible. Look it up for yourself. [/QUOTE]

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