CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION: Daddy Freeze Schooled Pastor Sam Adeyemi—Famous On Air Personality, Ifedayo Olarinde, popularly known Daddy Freeze has reacted to Pastor Sam Adeyemi ‘s preaching against those who say Christmas celebration is wrong.
This is coming after Sam Adeyemi said the countries from where they brought Christianity to Nigeria celebrated Christmas with uninterrupted power supply whereas reverse in Nigeria. Some of us were quarelling over whether eating Christmas chicken will make us go to heaven or not. Sense will “fall on us” one day. I pray it won’t be long.
Reacting to his comment, he said: He told Adeyemi that Christianity was brought from Israel and that “Christmas wasn’t even a public holiday in Israel, let alone a celebration.” He added that England that brought Christianity to us “is fast becoming one of those least religious countries on earth.”
Read Daddy Freeze’s full statement below
Dear Pastor Sam Adeyemi,
The concept of salvation through Christ came from Israel.
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◄ John 4:22 ►
New Living Translation
You Samaritans know very little about the one you worship, while we Jews know all about him, for salvation comes through the Jews.
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Now please scroll left to view a list of ALL the public holidays in Israel in 2021.
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Christmas wasn’t even a public holiday In Israel, let alone a celebration.🙄
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England on the other hand, is the country that brought our version of Christianity to us and as of today, England is fast becoming one of the least religious countries on earth, rapidly abandoning Christianity along with other faiths.
Should we proceed to emulate this template as well, since they are now a reference point for our doctrines?🙄
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Christianity is a faith based on Christ, NOT on other countries, so if Christ never celebrated Christmas while on earth and never asked us to, I’m deeply concerned about who really needs sense to fall on; is it you or us?🙄
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I’d humbly suggest you read the scriptures more and base your judgement on the contents therein, as salvation does not come from motivational speaking.