In the song "Deck the Halls", the line "See the blazing yule before us" refers to the large log in the fireplace or the campfire which (in the case of Christmas) takes one through Christmas, or sometimes practices as Christmas Eve, into the next day. Originally the yule log was used to take one from Saturnalia (at the winter soltice - Dec. 21 - the shortest day of the year) into the newness of time when the sun shows for longer and days begin to get longer. In either case, the yule (yule-log) before us represents warmth and light through the cold dark times and that good which you take with you through the year at hand into the next year. Nothing at all evil about the symbolic gesture of the yule log.
The Christmas song "Deck the Halls" contains the lyrics 'see the blazing Yule before us'.
The song with the lyrics "see the blazing yule before us" is "Deck the Halls." It is a traditional Christmas carol that celebrates the festive season and encourages merriment and joy. The phrase refers to the Yule log, a symbol of warmth and celebration during the winter holidays.
"See the blazing Yule before us" refers to the sight of a bright Yule log or fire, symbolizing warmth and celebration during the winter season, particularly around Christmas. The phrase evokes the festive spirit associated with Yule, an ancient midwinter festival. It emphasizes communal joy and the comforting atmosphere created by the blazing fire, which serves as a focal point for gatherings and festivities.
Saturnalia, or Yule.
It is yule season.
Yule Yule-tide Yule logs.
The word Yule is a proper noun. Yule is the Christmas season.
yule as in Christmas
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Joe Yule's birth name is Ninnian Joseph Yule.
Nobody "burns yule soaked in wine" because there is no such substance as yule. Yule is the name of a festival around Christmas.
The homophone for yule is you'll, the contraction for you will.