How Matthew 2 Is Like a GPS for Our Faith Journey
The Magi’s response to God can be understood as GPS leading them by another way.
The Magi’s response to God can be understood as GPS leading them by another way.
COMMENTARY: The first witnesses of Christ’s birth show how vigilance and humility lead the heart to recognize God’s saving presence.
In ‘Jesus of Nazareth,’ James Earl Jones portrays Balthasar as driven by a delightful wonder of God and stars and galaxies far, far away.
Part of the Nativity story, the Three Kings show that Jesus came for Gentiles as well as Jews. Let’s take a closer look at who they are.
Although the biblical Magi are often identified as Zoroastrians, this is not certain.
SCRIPTURES & ART: Because the ‘Three Kings’ have traditionally represented all the nations, this week’s painting retells the ‘epiphany’ of Christ to three nations: Poland, Lithuania and Russia.
The journey of the magi would have been laid out according to well-known travel and trade routes already long-established.
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