Traditional New Year's celebrations are directly related to heathen gods such as Cronos, Dionysis, Janus, Bacchus, and others.

Traditional New Year’s celebrations are directly related to heathen gods such as Cronos, Dionysis, Janus, Bacchus, and others. The activities are blatant evidence of that fact. The excessive use of alcohol, iconic figures of father time and the new year’s babe, are but a few examples. Even the timing of the observance, during the western winter, is a clue. The beginning of each year according to God is to be in the spring, and each day is to begin at sunset – not the middle of the night. The Truth about New Year’s Day explains the relationships between traditions and celebrations of antiquity and what God thinks of these activities.

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