10 Lines on Christmas

10 Lines on Christmas

10 Lines on Christ mas – Set 1/ Set 2/ Set 3/ Set 4/ Set 5 For Students and Children.

Christmas is celebrated by the Christians for remembering the birth of Jesus Christ on 25 December. Christmas starts with decorating their houses; buying gifts, sweets, clothes. Christmas is celebrated by billions of Christian and non-Christian people around the world. Christmas is  a public holiday in several countries around the world. Christmas comes with joy, peace, love and happiness. Christmas comes with good cheer, fun, many gifts, delicious food, holidays and enjoyment with family and friends.

10 Lines on Christmas – Set 1

1.   Christmas is an annual festival of Christians.

2.   Christmas is celebrated on 25 December

3.   Christmas is celebrated by the Christians to remember the birth of Jesus Christ.

4.   The great majority of Christians worship Jesus Christ as God

5.   The people clean their houses and decorate the house with flowers, lights, decorative, coloured papers, bells. Christmas trees, Santa Clause, toys etc.

6.   Children are very happy to get a lot of gifts.

7.   They enjoy special rich fruit cakes, cookies, sweets etc.

8.   Christmas Day is celebrated public holiday in countries around the world.

9.   Christmas is the time of celebration and festivity.

Christmas comes with good cheer, fun, and many gifts.

Essay on Christmas

10 Lines on Christmas - Set 2

1.   Christmas is a special day for Christians but it is also a cheerful day for other religions.

2.   Christmas is celebrated on 25 December by the Christians to remember the birth of Jesus Christ.

3.   Jesus Christ is the religious leader revered in Christianity.

4.   Christians believe he is the “Son of God”.

5.   Christmas is celebrated not only by the Christians but also by the non-Christians around the world.

6.   The people clean their houses and decorate the house with flowers, lights, decorative,

7.   The Christians start their day with special prayers in the churches.

8.   They enjoy the delicious food and they sing carols and fully enjoy the day.

9.   Children are very happy to get a lot of gifts from their parents, relatives and also mythical figure Santa Claus.

10. Christmas comes with joy, peace, love and happiness.

10 Lines on Christmas – Set 3

1.   Christmas or the “Feast of the Nativity” is an annual festival of Christianity.

2.   Christmas is celebrated on 25 December to celebrate the birthday of Jesus Christ.

3.   Jesus Christ or Jesus of Nazareth is founder and the central figure of Christianity.

4.   The Christians believe him the incarnation of God the Son and Messiah.

5.   Jesus was born around 4 B.C in Bethlehem to Mary and Joseph.

6.   Jesus was born in a stable but the year of his birth is debated by the scholars.

7.There are many traditions involved with the festival like Evergreen tree, candles, holly, gift giving, Advent calendar, caroling, viewing a Nativity play; an exchange of Christmas cards.

8.   The people organize a special meal and enjoy with families and friends.

9.   Mythical figure Santa Claus or Father Christmas brings gifts to children during the Christmas.

10.  Christmas brings holidays and enjoyment with family and friends.

10 Lines on Christmas – Set 4

1.   Christmas is celebrated on 25 December to remember the birth of Jesus Christ, who Christians believe is the Son of God and Messiah.

2.   Though it is a Christian festival but the non-Christians also celebrate the festival around the world.

3.   According to the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, Jesus was born around 4 B.C in Bethlehem to Mary and Joseph in a stable.

4.   As Bible does not mention date of Jesus’s birth, Pope Julius I or Sextus Julius Africanus chose 25 December as the birthday of Jesus Christ in 221.

5.   In Rome, the first Christmas was celebrated on 25 December AD 336, during the reign of the Roman Emperor Constantine.

6.   Christmas means Christ-mass and there are different theories about why Christmas is celebrated on 25 December.

7.   Many Orthodox Christians and churches still use the Julian calendar that pre-dates the Gregorian calendar, so they celebrate Christmas on 7th January.

8.   Evergreen tree that is the symbol of eternal life and candles are the symbol that says Jesus is the “Light of the world”.

9.   Many schools, churches organize special events and distribute meals and warm clothes to the needy people, homeless shelters.

10.    The celebration of Christmas starts with decorating their houses; buying gifts, sweets, clothes.

10 Lines on Christmas – Set 5

1.   Christmas is the religious festival of Christianity, the world’s largest religion with about 2.4 billion followers as of 2020.

2.   On 25 December, Christians from all over the world gather to celebrate the birth of Jesus with full enthusiasm.

3.   Jesus Christ or Jesus of Nazareth, the central figure of Christianity.

4.   The Christians believe Jesus Christ the incarnation of Son of God

5.   In some part of UK, Christmas is celebrated on 6th January and called “Old Christmas”.

6.   St. Augustine of Canterbury also called Austin, probably started the wide spread celebration of Christmas in the large part of England in the 6th century.

7.   Red, Green and Golden colors are the traditional colours of Christmas.

8.   Red symbolizes the blood of Jesus, Green colour represents the eternal life and Gold colour symbolizes royalty.

9.   Christian tradition associated with red-dressed Santa Claus or Saint Nicholas, who brings gifts, toys and candy on Christmas Eve for children.

10.     Christmas comes with joy and happiness and relief from hard work, stress and work-pressure so the people happily enjoy the Christmas.

Conclusion

Christmas is celebrated by the Christians to remember the birth of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ, religious leader revered in Christianity and The Christians believe him the incarnation of God the Son and Messiah. The year of his birth is debated by the scholars but According to the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, Jesus was born around 4 B.C in Bethlehem to Mary and Joseph in a stable.

Jesus’s Crucifixion is commemorated as “Good Friday” and his resurrection as “Easter Sunday”. In the past, “Easter” was the main holiday and the people not celebrated Jesus’s birth. Pope Julius I or Sextus Julius Africanus chose 25 December as the birthday of Jesus Christ in 221. In Rome, the first Christmas was celebrated on 25 December AD 336, during the reign of the Roman Emperor Constantine.

 Many Orthodox Christians and churches still use the Julian calendar that pre-dates the Gregorian calendar, so they celebrate Christmas on 7th January. In some part of UK, Christmas is celebrated on 6th January and called “Old Christmas”.

Many traditions are included with the festival like Evergreen tree that is the symbol of eternal life. Candles are the symbol that says Jesus is the “Light of the world”, Red color represents the blood and death of Jesus and the Bell is symbolized the “Good News”.

Celebration of Christmas starts with decorating their houses; buying gifts, sweets, clothes. The children become happy to get gifts, toys sweets chocolates, cakes. The people enjoy this day very much with their family, friends and relatives.

Though Christmas is a Christian festival but the non-Christians also celebrate the festival around the world. Christmas comes with joy, peace, love and happiness.