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Excerpted from: What's Wrong With Christmas?Even though Aaron should have known better, he reasoned that a compromise would resolve the potentially dangerous situation. He mingled what seemed to be harmless religious customs, like those of other nations, with the worship of the God of Israel. And he took it upon himself to set aside a day as a feast to the Lord.
This compromise seemed to satisfy the people, but it was not God’s way.
So, Aaron gave in to the unrestrained people because of fear and lack of conviction on his part. And he established a new unauthorized feast day on which the Israelites ate, drank, and partied.
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