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Oct 20, 2020 · This week’s free download includes 2 reflections on various places in the Holy Land to give you a fresh perspective on the setting of the birth of Jesus. This week’s free eChart includes: A reflection on King Herod exploring Bethlehem and Herodium. A reflection on the Magi, with a focus on Bethlehem.
The Anglican Digest - Winter 2020 - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The Anglican Digest, Vol. 62, No. 4, Winter 2020
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(Click on the chart to load a printable chart which includes brief explanatory notes - suitable to fold and carry in your Bible.) “The 500-Year View of Biblical History” provides an easy-to-remember view of approximate dates to help you develop a mental map of the flow of Bible history as God’s plan is revealed over time.
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What does the bible say about magic? It is commonly supposed that the bible clearly opposes magic. Certainly, there are kportions of scripture that do seem to oppose magic, however, that may not be the full story. We will examine these and other instances in scripture to attempt to discover an accurate perspective of magic as presented in the ...
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The biblical Magi are often referred to as the three wisemen or the three kings. In the biblical story, the Magi followed the star of Bethlehem to Jesus’s manger and bestowed gold, frankincense, and myrrh upon him. These gifts established the Christian tradition of gift-giving on Christmas Day.
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The magi, better known as the three wise men, are some of the most well-known figures in the Bible. Thanks to the role they play in the traditional Christmas story as mysterious visitors who bring gifts to the newborn Jesus, they are probably more familiar to the general public than far more important New Testament figures, such as the apostle ...
