The Scripture does not name or number the 'Wise Men or Magi' that visit the child Jesus. Three gifts are mentioned and the tradition of men has assigned 3 'Kings' for each one of these.
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Myrrh was given to Jesus as a gift because it was a valuable and symbolic substance used for embalming and as a perfume in ancient times. It was one of the gifts brought by the wise men to honor and recognize Jesus as a king.
Frankincense was one of the gifts given to Jesus by the Wise Men as a symbol of his divinity and priestly role. It was considered a precious and valuable gift, fit for a king, and was also used in religious ceremonies as an incense offering.
The infant Jesus was given gold as a symbol of his kingship- not actual material kingship, but as King of Heaven and spiritual royalty. The gold was used by his parents to bribe the Egyptian border guards when they fled into Egypt to escape the tryanny of Jewish king Herod III.
king of kings, Jehovah, hosanna, and lord
Purple used to be a royal colour, as Jesus claimed to be the king of the Jews they made him where the purple cloak as only kings and queens where only aloud to where purple as Jesus claimed to be a king they made him where a purple cloak to mock him
The soldiers used the crown to ridicule the idea that Jesus was a king.
It is Latin , it means Jesus king of the jews. <><><> Agree. Usually shown as INRI. remember that Latin had no letter J, but used the letter I- INRI is an abbreviation for Jesus (of) Nazareth King (Rex) of the Jews.
The Magi gave three gifts. The first gift was gold, symbolizing royalty. Frankincense was the second gift, symbolizing priestly order. Myrrh, symbolizing the eventual death of Jesus, was used to embalm the dead.
The queen bestowed a gift to the king. Basically means "to give"
The words "Jesus Christ" is used 187 times in King James version. Source: http://www.biblegateway.com/quicksearch/?quicksearch=%22Jesus+Christ%22&qs_version=9
The word faith was used 338 in the King James Bible. Out of the 338, 280 of these times were in the New Testament, mostly being in quotes from Jesus.