I will add that I wish happy holidays to one and all, including those observing Hanukkah. There is ONE God for all the peoples of all the nations, having good will towards everyone is a good thing, even if you do not agree with their beliefs. They have to find their way, but all roads lead back to God in the end.

With an extra lump of coal for Gina! 😉

Seriously - Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukah, Quazy Kwanzaa, Happy Festivus - whatever ya got!

Peace on Earth! In the Whippin Post, even!

Happy Hanukwanzamas!

Archeologists believe they have found the site where Jesus taught, his Synagogue.

http://abcnews.go.com/International/story?id=27811605

Archaeologists in Israel believe they may have uncovered the location where Jesus Christ taught and preached. The discovery was made in the ancient town of Magdala -- thought to be the hometown of Mary Magdalene -- on the western shore of the sea of Galilee. The Legionaries of Christ, a Catholic organization, bought land in the area, planning to build a hotel. An ancient temple was uncovered among the ruins in 2009.

Five years later, archaeologists are convinced that Jesus taught here, with relics seeming to support that theory. Among the historic treasures are a main hall with an elaborate mosaic floor; a limestone block carved with a menorah, the oldest ever found on stone; and Jewish ritual baths.
Father Juan Solana, founder of the Magdala Center, a spiritual center run by the Legionaries of Christ, said Jesus’ interactions in the area bolster the possibility that he taught at the site.

Archeologists believe they have found the site where Jesus taught, his Synagogue.

http://abcnews.go.com/International/story?id=27811605

Archaeologists in Israel believe they may have uncovered the location where Jesus Christ taught and preached. The discovery was made in the ancient town of Magdala -- thought to be the hometown of Mary Magdalene -- on the western shore of the sea of Galilee. The Legionaries of Christ, a Catholic organization, bought land in the area, planning to build a hotel. An ancient temple was uncovered among the ruins in 2009.

Five years later, archaeologists are convinced that Jesus taught here, with relics seeming to support that theory. Among the historic treasures are a main hall with an elaborate mosaic floor; a limestone block carved with a menorah, the oldest ever found on stone; and Jewish ritual baths.
Father Juan Solana, founder of the Magdala Center, a spiritual center run by the Legionaries of Christ, said Jesus’ interactions in the area bolster the possibility that he taught at the site.

Jesus traveled around and taught from many places. He seldom stayed in one place too long.

HAPPY CHRISTMAHANUKWANZIKA......

Lets all pray for a little more PEACE in this new year...