LG0311-8 Three Wiseman or Three Kings with Camel set Nativity Scene 8 Inches

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Item No.: LG0311-8

Size: 8 Inches

Case: 6 sets/case

You might be surprised to learn that December 25 is not the biggest day of Christmas for many folks. For numerous households and countries, the most magical part of the festive season comes after the 12 days of Christmas: Three Kings Day (Los Reyes Magos in Spanish).You might be surprised to learn that December 25 is not the biggest day of the Christmas seaon for many folks. For numerous households and countries, the most magical part of the festive season comes after the 12 days of Christmas: Three Kings Day (Los Reyes Magos in Spanish).   

Also known as the Epiphany, Three Kings Day is a fun, present-filled, and symbol-filled way to celebrate the story of Jesus. So grab an umbrella and some hay — you’ll thank us later — and take a wander through one of the world’s most magical times. 

Description

Three Kings is a Catholic celebration that can be traced back to the 4th century. Christians will be familiar with the tale of the Magi, or Three Wise Men. These men were also Kings named Melchior, Balthasar, and Caspar. Western church traditions depict Melchior as a king from Persia, Balthasar as a king of Arabia (occasionally Ethiopia), and Caspar as a king of India.   

However, in the bible, they are not called kings, nor is their number specified. They are called “wise men from the East” who follow the star of Bethlehem to a stable to pay homage to the newly born baby Jesus.   

They brought gifts to Jesus: gold to symbolize Jesus’ role as King of the Jews; frankincense to represent his divinity as the Son of God; and, finally, myrrh to show Jesus’ mortality.