Why is Christmas Day on the 25th December?

Why is Christmas Day on the 25th December?
The first recorded date of Christmas being celebrated on December 25th was in 336AD in the time of the Roman Emperor Constantine (he was the first Christian Roman Emperor). A few years later Pope Julius I officially declared that the birth of Jesus would be celebrated on the 25th December. yes!
Should we LOOK into the bible to get the REAL PICTURE?.
YES !!! FROM
Exodus and what happened in the Willderness The TABERNACLE with God those many years ago was and IS foretold PROPHETIC of THE LAMB Christ Jesus who was slain.
This is END TIME PROPEHSY from years ago.
For those who believe God the Father in Christ Jesus give pardon and eternal life to surpass those who fail to accept.
NO FAIRY STORY OR RELIGIOUS BELIEF but a heart which has been changed and concerned for others. I pray in your reading you will accept Jesus as your Saviour asking to forgive you, come intno your life. God is NOT WILLING ANYONE should perish

On God's prophetic Hebrew Calender John the Baptist would have been conceived on Sivan 24. He was born on Passover - Nisan 14.
Jesus was conceived six months later on Kislev 24. He was born on Tabernacles - the evening of Tishrei 14.
24th of Kislev, 5766
Chanukah: 1 Candle
Anniversary Date of Conception of Jesus - Haggai 2:18-19
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True Dates - Fulfillment by Jesus of God's ACTS -
His Holy Appointed Convocation TimeS
Exodus 12 - Leviticus 23 . . .
Jesus was born on Tishrei 14 - the First Day of Tabernacles -
... September 24/25, in 3 BC.
Jesus died on Wednesday at 3 PM - Nisan 14 - the Lord's Passover –
April 3 in 30 AD.
It was 3 hours before the Annual High Sabbath began.
Nisan 14 is the day that begins the First Day of Passover -
the Annual High Sabbath of Nisan 14/15 at 6 PM.
Jesus was resurrected from His death on Nisan 17.
It was Day 3 (the third day) of Passover at 3 PM precisely 3 days and 3 nights
from the time of His death on Nisan 14 at 3 PM.
Leviticus 23
The Sabbath Days are appointed times when God fulfilled His plan for the salvation and redemption of Jews and Gentiles.
Jesus was born in the evening of a day that God declared to be Annual Sabbath - the first day of Tabernacles - Tishrei 14/15. He was circumcised on the 8th Day Annual Sabbath of Tabernacles - Tishrei 21/22.
Jesus presented Himself as the Passover Lamb - the Lamb that would shed blood and die to take away the sin of the world - John 1:29 - on a weekly Saturday Sabbath - Nisan 10. He died as the Passover Lamb on the Preparation Day - Nisan 14 - of an Annual High Sabbath - Nisan 14/15 - the first day of Passover. He was resurrected from His death on Nisan 17 - a weekly Saturday Sabbath.
God's Commandments for Israel
Every person born again as a child of God is a citizen of the commonwealth of Israel - the Israel of God - Ephesians 2 - Galatians 6.
God decreed that Tabernacles - the time of His birth - was to be observed forever. Tabernacles will be celebrated even after the second coming of Jesus to earth.
God also decreed that Passover - the night hours of Nisan 14 - were to be kept as a memorial forever. Nisan 14 is the anniversary date of the death of Jesus.
God's commandments include keeping Passover as a Memorial forever. And, His word includes a commandment to also keep the appointed time of Tabernacles forever.
Before the Second Coming of Jesus to Earth
Passover
KJV Exodus 12:14
And this day
This day is Nisan 14/15. Nisan 14 is the date of the death of Jesus on Wednesday at 3 PM, April 3, 30 AD. The anniversary date is Friday, April 6, 2012; Nisan 14 at 6 PM until 6 AM is also the date of the evening – night hours – of the Annual High Sabbath – the first day of Passover and is the time for a memorial celebration. It is the evening to remember the Exodus from Egypt, the death of Jesus and to celebrate His life. The day hours of the Annual High Sabbath – the first day of Passover are on Nisan 15 from 6 AM – 6 PM.
(And this day) shall be unto you for a memorial; and ye shall keep it a feast (appointed time) to the Lord throughout your generations; ye shall keep it a feast (appointed time) by an ordinance for ever.
Chanukah - The Jewish festival of rededication, also known as the Festival of Lights - חנוכה | Hebca
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Chanukah - The Jewish festival of rededication, also known as the Festival of Lights - חנוכה | Hebca
Chanukah - The Jewish festival of rededication, also known as the Festival of Lights - חנוכה | Hebca