For Unto Us A Child Is Born: Merry Christmas 2012!

Christmas is here! Merry Christmas, everyone!

The people walking in darkness
have seen a great light;
on those living in the land of deep darkness
a light has dawned.

For to us a child is born,
to us a son is given,
and the government will be on his shoulders.
And he will be called
Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,
Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.

Text taken from Isaiah 9, New International Version.
Image courtesy of Turnbacktogod.

Rate this post
Facebooktwitterredditpinterestlinkedin

41 Comments

  • Reply December 25, 2012

    Trent_D

    Merry Christmas!

  • Reply December 25, 2012

    Gorboman

    Happy Christmas, everyone!

  • Reply December 25, 2012

    Julius

    Ohhh,Beat by Dre, Beats By Dre

    Beats by Dre all through the night

    What fun it is to laugh and play with those awful headphones tonighttttt

  • Reply December 25, 2012

    Ken Stuart

    Merry Christmas ! (Awesome Painting !)

  • Reply December 25, 2012

    L.

    Merry Christmas everyone!

  • Reply December 25, 2012

    Jonathan Yeung

    merry christmas!!!

  • Reply December 25, 2012

    Simon

    Why are you posting Christianic scripture when Christmas has nothing to do with Christianity?

    ah well, Merry Christmas people!

    • Reply December 26, 2012

      Sam Pascoe

      You are right Simon. But the thing I enjoy about this time of year is the fact that we can all join under a universal, or at least well known tradition, and possibly leave aside our history textbooks and enjoy time with out friends and family

    • Reply December 26, 2012

      L.

      Wikipedia says: Christmas (Old English: Crīstesmæsse, meaning “Christ’s Mass”) is an annual commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ.

      Sounds Christian enough to me, Simon 😉

    • Reply December 26, 2012

      Mike

      Simon,
      I am seriously interested in hearing your explanation on that. 🙂

      I’ve always thought that Christmas is to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ.

      • Reply December 26, 2012

        Trent_D

        Theoretically, that is what Christmas is suppose to be celebrating, but the early Christians, wanting to increase their numbers, adopted holidays of local pagan religions in order to do just that. It’s a numbers game. Or Simon might just be talking about the commercial nature of the holiday.

  • Reply December 25, 2012

    Julius

    I got Beats By Dre for Christmas, not sure what to do. Advice? Lol jk

  • Reply December 26, 2012

    andkoppel

    Felices Navidades a la familia de Headphonia y todos sus seguidores.

    Merry Christmas to all.

    • Reply December 26, 2012

      Mike

      Tell me the translation? 😉

      • Reply December 26, 2012

        andkoppel

        Merry Christmas for all the Headphonia family and their friends (seguidores is followers literally, but friends by meaning).

        • Reply December 27, 2012

          Mike

          Thanks, Andkoppel!

  • Reply December 26, 2012

    calluna

    Wesołych Świąt Bożego Narodzenia 🙂

    • Reply December 26, 2012

      Mike

      Translation? 😉

      • Reply December 26, 2012

        calluna

        It is in Polish. Merry wishes on the occasion of God birth.

        • Reply December 27, 2012

          Mike

          Thanks, Calluna!

  • Reply December 26, 2012

    Christopher Tawney

    Truly one of my favorite Scriptures. Merry Christmas!

    • Reply December 26, 2012

      Mike

      Yes the sung version in Messiah is also beautiful.

  • Reply December 26, 2012

    Dan Alexandru Gheorghe

    Merry Christmas guys!

  • Reply December 26, 2012

    Mike

    Merry Christmas everyone!!!

  • Reply December 26, 2012

    rustiandra

    Merry Christmas, Headfonia! may we all have a tremendous year ahead. God Bless us all 🙂

  • Reply December 26, 2012

    Earfonia

    Merry Christmas everyone!

  • Reply December 26, 2012

    dalethorn

    The song lyric suggests that baby Jesus will become his own father. As one raised and embedded in conservative Christianity for many, many years, I’ve never agreed with that dogma (doesn’t make sense).

    • Reply December 27, 2012

      Mike

      What song lyric?

      • Reply December 27, 2012

        dalethorn

        Handel’s Messiah, Unto Us a Child is Born. I also checked the source in Isaiah 9 – most peculiar – the text is there, but totally out of context. This reminds me so much of the Second Coming mythology. In Matthew, Mark, and Luke, Jesus says explicitly that he will do the big return (second coming) “within the lifetime of many of the observers listening to him speak”, yet somehow tradition changes that to the distant future. I guess a second coming didn’t occur when he said it would, so the traditionalists felt that he must have changed his mind.

  • Reply December 26, 2012

    Franco Tortolini

    merry Xmas and happy new “sonic” year 😉
    and god bless Caravaggio!!!

  • Reply December 27, 2012

    atitsbest

    Merry Christmas everyone!
    And thx for this “real” xmas message.

  • Reply December 27, 2012

    Ferdinando M. Ametrano

    merry Christmas Mike!

    • Reply December 27, 2012

      Mike

      Merry Christmas too!

  • Reply December 27, 2012

    Johanes Lee

    Merry Christmas, thank you for this blog 😀 enjoy reading

    • Reply December 28, 2012

      Mike

      Thanks, Johannes.

  • Reply December 27, 2012

    Søren Siim Nielsen

    Will this be the last religious message on Headfonia?

    • Reply December 27, 2012

      L.

      for this year 😉

      • Reply December 29, 2012

        Søren Siim Nielsen

        My bad, I had Headfonia confused with a serious website. Deleting my first comment was a nice touch as well.

        • Reply December 29, 2012

          L.

          That’s weird, I didn’t delete it. I’ll check with mike

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.