Happy Eastern Orthodox Christmas…
The original Christmas happened on the 25th kislev (December) to coincide with Moses completion of the Tabernacle (Mishkan) in the desert, and the Miracle of Light during Hanukkah…
This is the Day we celebrate YHVW God coming to dwell upon the earth. In the Temple, as Light and as Yeshu.
Eventually everyone will celebrate the coming of the Messiah …
Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
King of the World … מֶלֶךְ הָעוֹלָם
Yeshu bar Yosef. ישו בר יוסף
Orthodox Christmas Day is on January 7. In the Julian calendar — Christmas was celebrated on this date. The Orthodox Church still uses the same old calendar to celebrate Christmas Day. Orthodox Christians celebrate by going to church and other traditions like burning frankincense to commemorate the Wise Men’s gifts to baby Jesus.