Christmas Trees Banned In Bible at Sandra Hendrickson blog

Christmas Trees Banned In Bible. We understand your concerns about the use of the christmas tree. It is not part of the truth of god. We see no valid reason to make any connection between christmas trees and wooden idols or the worship of trees. It doesn’t necessarily apply to christmas trees, but it’s an interesting verse because of the palm tree and leafy tree reference. Thou shalt not plant thee a grove of any trees near unto the altar of the lord thy god, which thou shalt make thee. Some have indicated that this practice is wrong because of the words in. Christmas—and its trappings like the christmas tree—is not part of the way god commanded we worship. Many theologians defend the christmas tree, arguing the old testament passage specifically applies to the practice of pagan idolatry — the worship of wooden statues as living gods.

It is not part of the truth of god. We see no valid reason to make any connection between christmas trees and wooden idols or the worship of trees. Some have indicated that this practice is wrong because of the words in. It doesn’t necessarily apply to christmas trees, but it’s an interesting verse because of the palm tree and leafy tree reference. Thou shalt not plant thee a grove of any trees near unto the altar of the lord thy god, which thou shalt make thee. Christmas—and its trappings like the christmas tree—is not part of the way god commanded we worship. We understand your concerns about the use of the christmas tree. Many theologians defend the christmas tree, arguing the old testament passage specifically applies to the practice of pagan idolatry — the worship of wooden statues as living gods.

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Christmas Trees Banned In Bible Many theologians defend the christmas tree, arguing the old testament passage specifically applies to the practice of pagan idolatry — the worship of wooden statues as living gods. It doesn’t necessarily apply to christmas trees, but it’s an interesting verse because of the palm tree and leafy tree reference. We understand your concerns about the use of the christmas tree. Christmas—and its trappings like the christmas tree—is not part of the way god commanded we worship. It is not part of the truth of god. We see no valid reason to make any connection between christmas trees and wooden idols or the worship of trees. Some have indicated that this practice is wrong because of the words in. Thou shalt not plant thee a grove of any trees near unto the altar of the lord thy god, which thou shalt make thee. Many theologians defend the christmas tree, arguing the old testament passage specifically applies to the practice of pagan idolatry — the worship of wooden statues as living gods.