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Click Here - Read - Matthew, Chapter 2 --- About The Wise Men
The actual words of the Gospel narratives
It is highly speculative (suppositional conjecture)...
differ greatly from popular "Religious" myths:
The words of the Gospels also differ greatly from many other unscriptural "Religious" practices,
traditions, customs, and fanciful beliefs in fables or folklore that have been built up around
the original, God-given Bible stories.
for one to assume that the "wise men" were some type of NON-Hebrew mystical holy men.
Myths, fables, traditions and outright lies surround all of the Bible stories, and the application of folklore or fantasy is especially pervasive relative to those Bible stories about the birth of Messiah.
OUTLINE:
THE SO-CALLED 3 "KINGS" OR 3 "WISE-MEN" OR 3 "MAGI"
Most people, including most Hebrews, know very little about the Hebrew's Holy Scriptures. Also, too many people know very little about the Christian Bible and, so, know nothing of the information about the birth of Christ Jesus, the Star Of Bethlehem or the visitors from the East detailed above.
Even many (most) genuine Christian believers do not fully understand the Hebrew orientation of the Holy Scriptures and never make the theological connection between the Judaism of Christ Jesus and its Christian applications.
Mankind's customs and traditions, even if pious and heartfelt, are not recognized by God as true worship: In Mark 7:6-7 and Matthew 15:7-9, Christ Jesus stated:
"Well did Isaiah prophesy of you hypocrites... in vain do they worship me... teaching as doctrines the traditions of men... thus making the word of God of none effect."
THE BIBLE ITSELF !
Click Here - Read - Matthew, Chapter 2 --- About The Wise Men
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