Gold frankincense and myrrh were for Jesus not the parents
No record of this in the Bible, but we can presume that Mary and Joseph held high respect for the wise men as they allowed them to worship baby Jesus and give their gifts to him.
Yes, the gifts were very valuable.
There is purposeful symbolism in the gifts, but hyperbole? probably not. Each of the gifts was a message to Joseph and Mary. Most likely Persian astronomers and astrologers, the wise men brought gold - to symbolize the birth of a king frankencense - a sacred incense to acknowledge that the wise men knew the nature of whom they were giving the gifts to myrrh - an embalming fluid to symbolize the danger Joseph and his family were in
you give people gifts because the wise men gave gifts to Jesus
The Magi were the wise men who came from the east in search of the newborn King of the Jews. They were guided to where Jesus, Mary and Joseph were staying in Bethlehem where they left gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.
Gold, Frankinsense, and Myrhh !
The wise men brought gifts to Jesus after His birth.
yes
The Russian Christmas legend includes the Wise Men being misdirected and Mary and Joseph being turned away. In the legend, Babousckla is the one who did these things.
so he wouldnt send them to hell
The Magi [Maj-eye ] were the three wise men. Juesus' Mother is Mary.
A: If the wise men brought gifts of gold, frankinsense and myrrh, Joseph and Mary would have been rich beyond their wildest dreams. They would have been able to support themselves and Jesus in comfort for the several years they must have spent in Egypt before beginning the return journey to Bethlehem. On the other hand, perhaps there were no gifts. Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury and leader of the world's Anglicans, has described the story of the three wise men as nothing but a "legend" and says there is little evidence that they existed.