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When we are trying to maximum a posterior,we apply Bayesian rule to convert them into posterior probabilities!
This is most of the textbooks typically claimed
how can i be sure that it is really the case?
In these cases you are doing
which is the most probable class given evidence. Since the x is fixed in this case (the data you are trying to find the best class for) so is P(X=x), it’s the probability for the data.