By: Wolfgang Conrad Eisenhut

Wolfgang Conrad Eisenhut — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 08:23:02 +0000

Diese Weihnachtsikone trägt falsche Züge. Der Ikonograph hatte keine Ahnung von orthodoxer Theologie, indem er unten am Rand ein Bad zur Reinigung darstellte. Der neugeborene Christus braucht keinerlei Reinigung von Menschenhand und ebenso seine Mutter Maria, die ALLREINE.

By: Ross Campbell

Ross Campbell — Tue, 14 Jan 2025 19:32:55 +0000

There is nothing in Holy Scripture which indicates that there were only three Zoroastrian Priests who followed the star. That journey from Persia of many hundreds of kilometers required a convoy of caravans with supplies of food and water, armed guards to protect from highwaymen and food for the horses. The Promised One of the Jews was also the Promised One of their Holy Srciptures, and the gifts were symbolic—Gold symbolized His Message of Truth, the incense, His life of prayer, and Myrrh was an embalming fluid symbolizing His sacrificiial death. The Christ child was not at His birthlace when those travellers arrived—that was the shephers who were close. Those Priests who brought the symbolic gifts arrived two years later, when the family was already in a house in Capernaum. Word was sent to herod when the caravans arrived with the armed guards, and that significant number caused the border guards to send a messaage to Herod, who invited them to visit Him. The Instruction “When you see His star arrise…” is in the Zoroastrian Scriptures, and the specific Instruction about the symbolic three gifts also. Doubtless many Zoroastrian Priests made that journey, not only three. Cordially, Ross rwa357campbell@gmail.com (Anyone is welcome to e-mail me)

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By: Wolfgang Conrad Eisenhut

By: Ross Campbell