EASTER DAY

The meaning of Easter.

Festival "Easter" Easter is a festival of the Christian mind to rise from the death of Jesus Christ, the word "Easter (Easter), is derived from English and German old that" Eastre "that matches the language Greek as "Paschal" or "Passover" or sure enough Passover Passover is the Jewish festival of remembrance that God brought them out from slavery in Egypt.

Back when the Pharaoh refused to release the Israelites. God of Death ambassador to Egypt and the bereaved family of the eldest son of all Except the home of the Jewish blood of sheep to paint the front door. Skip to death over diplomacy. Is called the Pass-over or called in Hebrew "Paschal" in Thai is called "Passover" for about 1500 years after Jesus came to give birth in the world. What is Christmas and the mission of God in the earth until it arrives during Passover. Jesus was arrested to torture. And died on the cross. He is like the blood of sheep blood to save lives to survive. Like night and day Passover. Then on the morning of the third day. He rose from the dead. Which falls on a Sunday later in the Cs. At 320 Church declared the Day of Easter is the first Sunday after the full moon near the spring. This day falls on a Sunday near Passover. This will be between March 21 to April 25 of each year.

ARTIClES OF CHRISTMAS

Christmas wreathThe wreath hanging on the front door is a tradition that began in Europe with the introduction of the branches of the trees green throughout the year to decorate the doorway during Christmas fairy forest to invite into your home.

StarMany Christmas trees are decorated with stars on top . Believed that the star is the forerunner to a wonderful revelation and have worship in ancient constellations such as constellation " Ursa Major " and the constellation of " Ursa Minor, " a virtual deity.

SocksIn the 18th century , children in Holland put shoes " Clog Shoes " (clog shoes - shoes covered in the heel and forefoot. Similar slippers But up to the platform Ground is thick and strong and holds the traditional log wood is used in making shoes ) maintained by the fireplace , hoping .

Pigeons carry olive branchesDove is the universal symbol of peace. And when it comes to olive branches meant. "Request for pardon " or " allow" behind the symbols have meanings quite beautiful . Because it reflects our humility to achieve peace and goodwill among men. For this reason, the dove is a symbol that represents the spirit of Christmas, which is a part of friendship and virtue a powerful .

Gauthier 's set point . (Poinsettias) , also known as the Thailand . "Christmas tree" is a plant native to Mexico named after Joel Poinsettia Park Point , the first American ambassador stationed in Mexico. And leadership, this tree came to America in 1828, the Mexican view that this plant is a symbol of .

Christmas tree originated in Germany in the 16th century and German spruce fir was decorated them with apples, roses, fruit and paper streamers are common. It is said that Martin Luther , the Protestant Reformed denomination  was the first person to introduce candles to decorate the Christmas tree . On the way back home on a winter night , one night close to Christmas. He was stunned by the beauty of twinkling stars shining through the branches of fir and pine trees small.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2013

HAPPY VALENTINE

MERRY CHRISTMAS

In the Western world, the birthday of Jesus Christ has been celebrated on December 25th since AD 354, replacing an earlier date of January 6th. The Christians had by then appropriated many pagan festivals and traditions of the season, that were practiced in many parts of the Middle East and Europe, as a means of stamping them out.

There were mid-winter festivals in ancient Babylon and Egypt, and Germanic fertility festivals also took place at this time. The birth of the ancient sun-god Attis in Phrygia was celebrated on December 25th, as was the birth of the Persian sun-god, Mithras. The Romans celebrated Saturnalia, a festival dedicated to Saturn, the god of peace and plenty, that ran from the 17th to

24th of December. Public gathering places were decorated with flowers, gifts and candles were exchanged and the population, slaves and masters alike, celebrated the occasion with great enthusiasm.

In Scandinavia, a period of festivities known as Yule contributed another impetus to celebration, as opposed to spirituality. As Winter ended the growing season, the opportunity of enjoying the Summer's bounty encouraged much feasting and merriment.

The Celtic culture of the British Isles revered all green plants, but particularly mistletoe and holly. These were important symbols of fertility and were used for decorating their homes and altars.

New Christmas customs appeared in the Middle Ages. The most prominent contribution was the carol, which by the 14th century had become associated with the religious observance of the birth of Christ.

In Italy, a tradition developed for re-enacting the birth of Christ and the construction of scenes of the nativity. This is said to have been introduced by Saint Francis as part of his efforts to bring spiritual knowledge to the laity.

Saints Days have also contributed to our Christmas celebrations. A prominent figure in today's Christmas is Saint Nicholas who for centuries has been honored on December 6th. He was one of the forerunners of Santa Claus.

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My name is Prueksarin Siriyutta.

I am studying at Sainampeung school.

I am studying in grade 10.

My major was eng– math.

I live in bangkok.

I live with my parents.

I have one sister.

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