@Truthunedited Lies About Christmas Trees

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[JFroTheMusician]

This is why I don’t let pagans or atheists define what we believe. It’s usually this kind of nonsense.

[archienkonjera]

Christmas has nothing to do with Christ truthunedited is right .

[Ilvprzyahever]

I’m pretty sure they didn’t call it Christmas Trees in the Bible, but it does reference the evergreen tree and putting silver and gold decorations as pegan, those who followed our Elohim were forbidden from doing that. If you’re going to debunk someone, please study for yourself. TruthUnedited is an amazing channel and hopefully more people will watch him.

[YAHsaves]

You can keep your damn Christmas tree. Hebrews are striving to get back to the Tree of Life. (Revelation 2:7)

[MajorTomFisher]

When kids were taught that reading is good I think we forgot to qualify that reading is only good if you're actually reading reliable books

[LJ-yrqx]

Even when this guy explains what Christmas trees are and where they came from, he gave the literal definition of what paganism is, and you all took it as truth, but still miss the point that God said NOT to do it EXACTLY because of the very reasons he said. The gate into heaven will be narrow. Most of us are still sleep and don’t want to be disturbed. The Word of God is LAW.

[NaYahluminous]

I’m glad you don’t understand… the Truth isn’t for everyone! All Praises to TMH 👏🏾

[Booney]

And this folks is what a true hater looks like….

[eternallyinternal]

Most High Yah, bless and protect truthunedited from evil wicked agents of chaos, workers of inquity, and all his foes in the name of Yahusha the Messiah, AMEN! 🙌🏾 ❤

[justwokeup]

Have been a listener of truthunedited for about 3 years now, really fascinating to see an outsider's perspective on a person I believe shares many Biblical truths.
The practices we see today are very similar to the practices we read in the old testament regarding what the Bible refers to as the pagan nations, it's similar in regards to descriptions of images, ancient statues, buildings, rituals and traditions, to deny their similarities to ancient religions is certainly something you have the right to do, but to shame someone into being crazy is a bit extreme. Allow me to explain

Most people who understand satanism and freemasonry already know that these traditions are done by the majority of ancient mystery religions.
Mystery religions imply there is a Mystery element to the belief system which means information will be held to scrutiny as it's hard to tell what is saying the truth and what isn't, but at this present time, if this is the story that is most believed by the Satanic occultists that have decieved the world, then that means it is the only story that matters because we as people don't have enough power to do harm with that information. So the only story that matters is the story believed by the satanic elites.
That means the ideology exists and we live in that reality because this is what the occultists, Freemasons, Satanists and Luciferians that rule the world believe. (study Helena Blavatsky, Alice A Baily, Annie Bassant, Albert Pike, Alister Crowley, Manly P Hall) before you call that statement absurd.

Therefore if it's accepted as truth then we still have to confront that, rather than think it extremely naive to believe it's true, I'd say to be persuaded by one YouTube video which wants to talk about a subject discussed over thousands of years in a 50 second video and actually believe it to be sufficient enough evidence to disprove another person's entire opinion is an insult to your listeners ability to discern the truth or know how to research, to expect your listeners to believe your opinion on the matter after you present a miniscule amount of information is an Injustice to them and they won't even see it, mind control does that.

[arpthirteen]

What the hell does a Christmas trees have to do with Jesus?

[rhondagoodwin]

And here we go Lucifer always trying to find someone to use to come against the truth. Holidays replaced for the holydays. Sir 🙏🙏🙏

[agapechannel]

Woww this guy said most of the time he spouts utter nonsense 🤦‍♂️Sounds personal hate is guiding this video.

[johnholman]

NO WAY IN HELL I'M GOING TO LISTEN OR PAY ATTENTION TO A GENTILE TRYING TO JUSTIFY PAGANISM. I DON'T THINK SO!!! SHALOM, BROTHA RON. KEEP SPEAKING YAH'S TRUTH.

[freespirit]

This guy probably think Dec 25 was Jesus birthday.

[lancethomas]

Why tag truthunedited?? You can keep your Christmas tree sir. We’ll continue to go in our Fathers direction. 🦁🙏🏾🤞🏾

[TheSchizoTrollinator]

Truth unedited fans never seem to debunk IP though

[chupapimunano]

Why would Truthunedited lie about Christmas trees? He'd gain nothing. He's not even afraid of getting cancelled.

[richard]

According to the Encyclopædia Britannica, "The use of evergreen trees, wreaths, and garlands to symbolize eternal life was a custom of the ancient Egyptians, Chinese, and Hebrews. Tree worship was common among the pagan Europeans and survived their conversion to Christianity in the Scandinavian customs of decorating the house and barn with evergreens at the New Year to scare away the devil and of setting up a tree for the birds during Christmas time."

During the Roman mid-winter festival of Saturnalia, houses were decorated with wreaths of evergreen plants and these customs were adopted into the Christian celebration of Christmas. In the poem Epithalamium by Catullus, he tells of the gods decorating the home of Peleus with trees, including laurel and cypress. Later Libanius, Tertullian, and Chrysostom speak of the use of evergreen trees to adorn Christian houses.

The Vikings and Saxons worshiped trees. The story of Saint Boniface cutting down Donar's Oak illustrates the pagan practices in 8th century among the Germans. A later folk version of the story adds the detail that an evergreen tree grew in place of the felled oak, telling them about how its triangular shape reminds humanity of the Trinity and how it points to heaven.
In Poland, there is a folk tradition dating back to an old Slavic pre-Christian custom of suspending a branch of fir, spruce, or pine from the ceiling rafters, called podłaźniczka, during the time of the Koliada winter festival. The branches were decorated with apples, nuts, acorns, and stars made of straw. In more recent times, the decorations also included colored paper cutouts (wycinanki),  wafers,  cookies, and Christmas baubles. According to old pagan beliefs, the branch's powers were linked to good harvest and prosperity.

[darnellvaughan]

Ok guess what the tree and Christmas is STILL