This town in Judea is where Jesus was born.

And heaven and nature sing, and heaven and nature sing.

This mythical figure is said to visit the homes of every child on Christmas eve and leave presents for them. It is a common tradition to leave cookies for him.

In this Asian country it is estimated that over 3 million families skip cooking Christmas dinner every year and instead go to KFC.

These messengers of God visit Mary, Joseph, and the Shepherds to let them know about the birth of Christ.

Joseph and Mary were both descendants of this famous king of Israel. He also slayed Goliath.

Sleep in heavenly peace

This type of display shows the scene after the birth of Christ. Sometimes they are comprised of statues, but there are live versions using actors as well.

The poinsettia flower which is often used in Christmas decorating, originates from this North American Country.

After Jesus was born he was laid in a manger. A manger is another word used for this common item you might find in a barn.

This man, born a few months before Jesus is sometimes referred to as "The Messiah's Herald". He was also a cousin of Jesus.

O Star of Wonder, Star of Night

This popular Christmas decoration comes from Germany in the 16th century, They were originally covered in candles before the days of LED lights.

In this Asian country it has become a tradition to eat apples on Christmas day. This is due to their word for "apple" and their word for "peace" sounding very similar.

This man was king of Judea at the time of Christ's birth and tried to find Jesus so that he could have him killed.

The Wisemen brought these 3 items as gifts for the messiah.

O tidings of comfort and joy

This man is the real world inspiration behind the story of Santa Claus. He was a bishop in the early church and is known for generously giving his family's wealth to the poor.

In this eastern European country, due to a popular Christmas story, it is a common tradition to decorate the Christmas tree with fake spiders and cobwebs.

Shortly after Jesus' birth, Mary and Joseph fled to this country so that they could keep him safe from Herod.

This man was the emperor of the Roman empire at the time that Christ was born.

Ding, Dong, Ding, Ding, Dong

This was the year that Christmas first became a federal holiday in the United States.

In the capital of this South American country it is a tradition every year to ride rollerskates to church on Christmas day.

This old Testament prophet prophesied that Jesus would be born in Bethlehem.