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Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, wise men from the east came to Jerusalem, saying, “Where is he who has been born king of the Jews? For we saw his star when it rose and have come to worship him.”
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Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, wise men from the east came to Jerusalem, saying, “Where is he who has been born king of the Jews? For we saw his star when it rose and have come to worship him.”
Matthew 2:1-2
While the magi who visited the young Jesus have made their way into our Christmas story, we actually have very little information as to their identity. The Bible tells us very briefly that they came, they worshiped, and they went away just as quietly as they entered the biblical record.
We don’t really know how many there were, though tradition tells us three. We don’t know where they were from except that it was in the East. And, though they’re sometimes referred to as kings, the truth is the Bible never tells us that either!
But as we read the Scriptures along with ancient historical records, we can know something about these mysterious magi. In the ancient world, these men represented a priestly caste of the Medes and the Persians. They were philosophers of a particular way of thinking called Zoroastrianism and were well-versed in astronomy and astrology.
These men had little to do with Christ, yet God reached them even in their pagan ways. And just like those magi, God can often meet us in the strangest places. Let's take sinners to Jesus this season, this could be your own way of giving a gift (a soul) to the Lord this Christmas.
So wherever you are today, ask God to meet you there. If you’re open to Him, He’ll reveal Himself to you!
Open yourself to meeting God where you are, and let Him reveal Himself to you in the everyday!
Pray with me; lord I ask you for a fresh encounter and revival in Jesus name!
Have a blessed and beautiful week ahead in Jesus name!
You're unstoppable!
Good morning
While the magi who visited the young Jesus have made their way into our Christmas story, we actually have very little information as to their identity. The Bible tells us very briefly that they came, they worshiped, and they went away just as quietly as they entered the biblical record.
We don’t really know how many there were, though tradition tells us three. We don’t know where they were from except that it was in the East. And, though they’re sometimes referred to as kings, the truth is the Bible never tells us that either!
But as we read the Scriptures along with ancient historical records, we can know something about these mysterious magi. In the ancient world, these men represented a priestly caste of the Medes and the Persians. They were philosophers of a particular way of thinking called Zoroastrianism and were well-versed in astronomy and astrology.
These men had little to do with Christ, yet God reached them even in their pagan ways. And just like those magi, God can often meet us in the strangest places. Let's take sinners to Jesus this season, this could be your own way of giving a gift (a soul) to the Lord this Christmas.
So wherever you are today, ask God to meet you there. If you’re open to Him, He’ll reveal Himself to you!
Open yourself to meeting God where you are, and let Him reveal Himself to you in the everyday!
Pray with me; lord I ask you for a fresh encounter and revival in Jesus name!
Have a blessed and beautiful week ahead in Jesus name!
You're unstoppable!
Good morning
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