Della and John, a young couple in early 20th century Amer

The biblical Magi were three men, most likely kings, who traveled far and wide only to dispense gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the newborn Christ Child. Tradition says that they came from Africa, Asia, and India, three countries with a low population of Jews, the "chosen people" who were to be saved by this Messiah. Having traveled possibly thousands of miles, the Magi have come themselves, without slaves or messengers, in an ultimate gesture of respect for one who is said will save an entire race of people that does not include them. Although the gifts in question in their case are "no doubt wise ones," the Magi will not receive anything in return. Their gifts are not tokens of bribery for a free ticket into heaven, or a fearful sacrifice in hopes that they and their people will be spared. Their giving of their presents is a symbol of joy and respect, nothi

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