yes, Christmas is a holiday set a side to celebrate Christ's birth. but is not the exact day he was born, he was probobly born in the summer.
Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Christ, and was not founded in Bible times. The birth of Christ can be referred to as the Nativity or just The Birth of Christ.
The acts of commercial Christmas have nothing to do with the bible or Jesus Christ.
The term Christmas isn't used in the Bible, but the two books that tell the story of Christ's birth is Matthew and Luke.
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Yes. Christmas is a festival celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.
Depending upon which part of Christianity answers here, the answer will be different. Strictly speaking, as Christmas is a day assigned by mankind to represent the birthdate of Jesus Christ (which the Bible does not specifically state), then no prophet is 'related' to Christmas. Others in Christianity, believing Jesus was born on Christmas will refer to Isaiah's account in particular as speaking/related to the birth of Christ.
Yes Christ's word which is the Bible is everlasting and omnipresent.
yes because we celebrate Christmas as the day Jesus Christ was born
Yes. But it's also Jesus Christ's birthday.
Yes they celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and as with other churches, use Christmas as the time to celebrate the birth.
Matthew and Luke include the birth of Christ. Luke has the most detail.