An Advent (Christmas) calendar is a special calendar used to count or celebrate the days in anticipation of Christmas. The days often overlap with the Christian season of Advent.

Christmas calendar begins it’s counting:
Advent calendars begins on December the 1st, regardless of when Advent begins, which can be as early as November 27th and as late as 3rd December.

The origins of the Advent calendar come from German Lutherans who, at least as early as the beginning of the 19th century, would count down the first 24 days of December physically, which was a reflection of the pagan Roman counting done towards Christmas done during the feast of Saturnalia.

The purpose why Christmas calendar was invented:
The counting was designed to counterfeit the biblical Jewish counting written in Leviticus 23:15-17, so that the birth of Jesus may be shifted a way from it’s original hebraic location, thus making the pagan ritual of celebrating the birth of the pagan sun god, which is held on the the 25th of december, becoming the birth of Jesus.

The Christmas calendar and it’s counting includes the initiating of children into spiritual pagan rituals of witchcraft, horoscope, astrology, Tarot, occultism, spirit of the glass, ouija board games, magic etc.

In the area of business: this is a season when new products, credit card loans, products sold on finance-storm the market, so that the gratification of the spirit of shopping and buying of gifts may be accomplished. 

In the area of entertainment: Tv shows and movies with magic, sorcery, horor, horoscope, and witchcraft content are released in cinemas and broadcasted on TV for the sake energizing the energy of fear and stimulating the animalistic behaviors in the human nature. 


Christmas calendar is a tool of divination used to divine people into the spirit of un necessary shoping done for Christmas, the worship of the pagan god Bacchus (alcohol consuming), sex magic, and the desire to communicate to the dead via divination, witchcraft, horoscope, Ouija borad etc.


Article written by Apostle Ngabo for self education.