Not only is this a common phrase, but it is one that is singled out for so many occasions, banners, signs, and whatever else a person might derive motivation from. However, as monotonous as these phrases may get they contain a meaning whether it’s watered down or not. The best part, is what’s behind the saying, or rather, what it reveals to the person willing to go deeper. While thinking about this I decided to pick one that I had heard many times and take it apart, and attempt to reassemble it with the intention of having a different perspective. That’s the fun thing, purposing to do this so that you will have a different outlook on the selected target. So here it is, this is a exegetical derivitive of the phrase The true meaning of Christmas. A phrase which juxtaposes that a person can be happy when they find the true meaning of the Christmas holiday.
The- Demonstrative pronoun referring to the action and descriptive quality of the noun it is assigned to.
True- Believe in every way with the current proposition, the state of pure speach, act, conversation, and that which refutes the nature of false serendipity.
Meaning- The either hidden or open deduced thought, concept, or idea of the makeup of anything, the facts of is, and could be as pertaining to future, present or past; what is intended to be, or actually is, expressed or indicated; signification; import…etc
of- that which determines, used to indicate derivation, origin, or source
Christmas- the annual festival of the Christian church commemorating the birth of Jesus: celebrated on December 25 and now generally observed as a legal holiday and an occasion for exchanging gifts
This is not only very interesting but it brings about an entirely new meaning to this phrase. I am going to put these two together, the imagined meaning, and the real meaning.
1st meaning- To believe in the original part of Christmas that will raise your spirit, make you happy, and bring out the true, loving, generous, person in everyone.
2nd meaning- The descriptive quality of beliveiving that which refutes the nature of false serendipity,speech, acts, conversations and propositions that show a hidden or open deduced and/or preconceived idea or mentality which originates from the annual festival of the Christian church celebrating the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ celebrated on the 25th of December.
In other words, Believing in the truth that isn’t hidden about the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ. Think about it!
We have our mentality so messed up that we believe Christmas to be the time of the year where everyone focuses on being the person that they tell everyone 364 other days out the year that they are. And this is so wrong! Christmas is not determined by how you want it to be. It comes around every year whether you like it or not, just as your birthday does. For this date is a birthday itself! So next time you think of a phrase, stop and ask yourself, what does that really mean, it could rack you a little more than you would expect!
….still learning.
