The wise men had for years been watching the stars and watching the signs. Back then, Astrology was a science, and the wise men knew that Jesus was important. Besides, why would they kill a helpless child?
There is no suggestion in the Christmas story that the wise men wanted to kill Jesus.
The wise men were believed to have been of the religion known as Zoroastrianism. This religion involved the careful study of the stars as a science, but one that offered real insight. These men knelt in worship of Jesus. It is important to remember that the Gospel of Matthew actually states that states that the wise men (Magi, or kings) came from the east to worship the Christ was how born King of the Jews. There would have been absolutely no reason to kill him.
King Herod asked the wise men to tell him where he could find Jesus, because Herod wanted to kill Jesus.
The wise men gave Jesus Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh
Jesus was visited by the 3 wise men who brought him gifts of Myrrh, Frankincense and gold.
when Jesus was found by the wise men it was said that Jesus was no longer technically a baby! He and his family werent in the stable when the wise men found Him, he was already in a home a year or so later! hope that answers your question
There were actually more than "three wise men" in Jesus' birth narrative. They usually travelled in large groups for protection. There were three gifts mentioned in Scripture but most certainly there were more than only three men. Their names are not mentioned. Also, they were not sent to kill baby Jesus; only to report back to Herod so he may come and worship Him.
We celebrate December 25th as the day when the wise men visited the baby Jesus.
the Shepperd's saw Jesus first the wise men actually came 6 years later
No the three wise men was the only ones
The gifts of the wise men.
Bethlehem, Israel.
The bible does not mention who was the first wise man to visit Jesus.
The wise men were led by a bright star in the sky, often referred to as the Star of Bethlehem, which guided them to the birthplace of Jesus.