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Tag Archives: Epiphany
The Irony of Jesus’ Birth
[Archived post.] The visit of the Magi occurred after Jesus’ birth, but it points to the significance of God’s promise centuries before that he would one day dwell among his people and be Immanuel, God with us. Therefore the Lord … Continue reading
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Tagged Baby Jesus, Babylon, Christmas, Epiphany, Immanuel, Isaiah, magi, Prophecy
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The Magi’s Story Didn’t End at the Manger
[When the magi made it back to their homeland, here’s how I imagine the first conversation with the king might have gone.] *** So, you have made it home safely,” said the king. “Yes, Sire. It was a longer journey … Continue reading
Epiphany: Magi, Wisdom, and the Presence of God
[Today is Epiphany, which marks the revelation of God incarnate. For the western church this is celebrated by commemorating the visit of the Magi, the revelation of God in the flesh to the gentile nations. I thought it appropriate to … Continue reading
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Tagged Baby Jesus, Bethlehem, Epiphany, Herod, magi, Three Wise Men
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