John Shelby Spong (A Bishop Rethinks the Birth of Jesus) says that among people he knows in New Testament circles, the universal assumption is that the magi, or wise men, were not actual people. If the wise men were not real, then Matthew was writing Christian midrash, and the Wise Men were 'guided' by Matthew himself, as he constructed a story about Jesus.
The wise men (magi) of Matthew's Gospel saw Jesus in a house (Matt 2:11), not a manger.The manger is part of Luke's Gospel.
According to Matthew 2:7-10, the three wise men followed a star from the east and finally the star stood still over the house in which Jesus was.
they put the presents next to the manger.
The "Star", The "3 Wise Men", "Carols", "a babe in a manger".
The Christmas nativity is the manger in which Jesus was born, and Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. Some nativities include shepherds and three wise men (though the wise men were not at the manger, but arrived much later, and the number is not mentioned in the Bible). Many have animals, such as cows and sheep.
Yes, according to the Bible, a star guided the three wise men to the location of Jesus' birth in a manger.
The Bible only says that the Shepherds visited Him in the manger not much else is known
The Star Of Bethlehem story is the Christian story about the birth of Christ. According to the story a star appeared over the manger where Jesus was born that allowed the three wise men to find him.
The manger, Jesus, Mary, the angel, the three wise men, and the sheppard. (see Google images) Also, the cross and presents.
well... if you can find a desert in england then you can count the number of wise men. Then again being wise men in england they probably wouldn't have chosen to live in one bit of desert so any men you do find in this imaginary english desert of yours are probly not very wise
Gold and frankincense and myrrh. Without the "and" = 21, with the "and", 24. As normally quoted (two "ands" = 27).
Melchior gave baby Jesus myrrh. Melchior was one of the 3 wise men who came to visit Jesus when he was born in a manger.