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Another Version of the Christmas Ten Commandments

  1. Ten Commandments of ChristmasThou shalt remember to keep Christ in Christmas.
  2. Thou shalt pause “in thy business to consider the magnitude of God’s gift of Christ to mankind.
  3. Remembering that Mary and Joseph “found no room in the inn”, thou shalt give Christ the chief room in thy heart.
  4. Thou shalt participate in the Christmas activities sponsored by thy church.
  5. Thou shalt be generous in thy gifts to foreign missions at Christmas.
  6. Thou shalt take time to plan for the happiness of those outside your own circle of family and friends.
  7.  Thou shalt enjoy, in unhurried calm, the priceless heritage of Christmas music which exalts the Lord Jesus Christ.
  8. Thou shalt give of thyself in all gifts, giving. not for duty, for reciprocity, or personal satisfaction, but for the simple joy of sharing.
  9. Thou shalt remember, with great patience and understanding, all those who serve thee: the salesclerk, the postman, the delivery man, and all the others who bear the physical burden of the holiday season.
  10. Thou shalt teach thy children the true meaning of Christmas, of the Prince of Peace, who came to give mankind a way to righteousness and true lasting happiness.

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Christmas Ten Commandments

1. Thou shalt prepare early. Don’t wait until the last minute to get into the Christmas spirit.

2. Thou shalt keep Christ at the center of Christmas. Don’t allow yourself to be overwhelmed by the commercialism of the season. Resolve to read one of the Gospels during December. Mediate upon what it means that Christ came into the world.

3. Thou shalt make Christmas a family time. Do things together: Decorate the tree, play games, bake cookies, shop, write cards, have devotionals, go caroling, attend church together.

4. Thou shalt remember those who are less fortunate. Contribute significantly to an organization serving the needs of others throughout the year. Give a Christmas gift to your church.

5. Thou shalt give thyself with every gift. Put some thought into the gifts you purchase. Give a gift that represents you. If possible, make something instead of buying something.

6. Thou shalt learn to be a good receiver. Many of us have trouble receiving graciously and gracefully.

7. Thou shalt put music into Christmas. Buy several Christmas CD’s and play them again and again. Attend church choir cantatas and special Christmas programs. Sing carols with loved ones.

8. Thou shalt slow down. Remember: Christmas is supposed to be a season of peace, not hypertension.

9. Thou shalt remember to worship. The church is the place you are most likely to be reminded of the true meaning of Christmas.

10. Thou shalt receive Christ into thy life. Don’t just talk about the Christ of Christmas, receive him into your life as Lord and Savior.

–Author Unknown