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We Three Magi?
Did you know that the Wise Men weren’t at the manger, weren’t kings, and we don’t know how many there actually were? Most historians agree that the term “Magi” refers to a caste of Persian priests and astrologers/astronomers, but after … Continue reading →
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What Do You See?
“Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit, says the Lord of hosts.” (Zechariah 4:6 NIV) The quintessential verse of Chanukah is Zechariah 4:6. Let’s look at this powerful verse as it relates to the Golden Lampstand (i.e. Menorah) … Continue reading →
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