The Christmas tree is a symbolic representation of several events in the life of Jesus Christ. The traditional Christmas tree has a star on top, symbolizing the bright start in the sky which marked the birth of Jesus. Gifts below the tree, symbolize the gifts presented to Jesus, and is itself a tree is a symbol of the cross on which Jesus would be crucified. Often in The Bible, the cross is referred to as "a tree," and so the Christmas tree, though used on the day that celebrates the birth of Christ, is a foreshadowing of the ultimate purpose of Jesus coming as a man.
It is a symbol of Christmas.
Yes and I believe the idea of a Christmas tree started in Germany
No.
Christmas trees are green or if you prefer snow, some come with white flakes if not already on the tree
No, Germany. The middle East.
the star did
Yes. Australian Christmas trees display an array of coloured lights. Some artificial Christmas trees now come with optic fibre coloured lights already incorporated.
Ralph Morris, in 1908.
because the tree gives luck that someday Santa truly will come
Canada
Fiber Optic Christmas trees are the same as regular Christmas trees except that they come pre-lit. There is no need to hang lights on the tree. These trees can be purchased at stores such as Walmart.
Christmas trees are real trees.