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Some say the Christmas tree is a pagan symbol. They point to various ancient pagan religions which decorated trees to celebrate their deities, including Greeks, Romans, and Germanic peoples.
For some it is pagan because in their hearts they are pagan. They do not acknowledge that God alone is God, but may even live in such a manner... declaring Declaring that they are the measure of good and evil... that makes them a god unto , they make themselvesinto gods. No matter where they get their tree or what they do with it, it is a tree belonging to a pagan. But the pagan did not invent the tree, God did.
The first trees to represent Christ are found in the garden of Genesis. But rather than squabble over whose tree symbols are oldest... , consider that God looks upon the heart, and so it . It is what is in your heart that makes the difference.
:[[1Co 10:31]] ... whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.
:[[Ps 55:22]] Cast thy burden upon the LORD, and he shall sustain thee: he shall never suffer the righteous to be moved.
'''-==The tree is put in the home-'''===
God wishes to dwell with men.
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