What are the Origins of Easter?

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Easter is usually full of chocolates and bunnies – but what are the origins of this celebration? Why is it considered the most important celebration in the Christian religion? How did chocolate eggs end up being so popular?

This video explores the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the symbolism of eggs in relation to Jesus’ burial tomb, and why Holy Week’s events are so significant.

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[meur]

Why use a picture of someone who looks nothing like his image?

[celticminstrel]

So how come the date changes every year ? Because it was the pagan celebration of Eostre which is celebrated on the first full moon after the spring equinox. The Easter bunny is a reference to the hare which signified Eostre the goddess of spring and fertility. The eggs are reference to fertility and new birth. You'll be telling us next that Christmas wasn't originally pagan either and that the yule log isn't a pagan tradition predating Christianity by many thousands of years.

[VloggyBuddy]

Really? No idea where the bunny originates from? No mention of Ēostre, the goddess of Spring? The actual pagan origins? So much for an educational video.

[MuhammadKhalid-chli]

We are Muslims but we help our christian friend Rs10000/ for as loan without interest for celebration of Esther day with family.

[Superhyperaktive]

It's not Easter Sunday, it's Resurrection Sunday.

[Embrosemary]

I like, more and more listening the story of Jesus I ❤ Jesus.

[valentineeyumsama]

This document is full of LIES, what a shame!
Tell the truth about the pagan origins of that celebration

[shelleycurreen]

This is only the Christian origins. Before Christianity Easter was a pagan holiday celebrating spring in the Northern Hemisphere. Easter is named for the spring goddess Ēostre.
The date changes based on the spring equinox.

[paulquarry]

Look up Tammuz and how eggs were stained in the blood of 3 month oild babies.
origin stories of giant egg falling into the Euphraties, etc.

[jp]

The origins of Easter are pagan. Christians don’t know when Jesus was resurrected that’s why Easter is a different day every year. It’s got to do with the Moon

[LookingVehiclesWithCJ]

LOL this message is so way off😢

Pastors need to man up now😢

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Deuteronomy 12:30-31

New King James Version
(30) take heed to yourself that you are not ensnared to follow them, after they are destroyed from before you, and that you do not inquire after their gods, saying, "How did these nations serve their gods? I also will do likewise." (31) You shall not worship the LORD your God in that way; for every abomination to the LORD which He hates they have done to their gods; for they burn even their sons and daughters in the fire to their gods.

Deuteronomy 12:30-31 (New King James Version)

[gusibrahim]

Yes but the name Easter stemmed from Eshtar, whom she shared a similar story 3000 years before jesus!! Which story should we believe....?! Jesus was a good man but not the son of god!! He was closer to god than anyone else and so was his mother!!!

[lyonellewis]

Uts false no such thing. Man added all this.