The Role of the Nativity in Magi and Carol of the Brown King

The role of Christmas in "Wizard" and "Carol of King Brown" When they chased the North Star, what three wise men were looking for. They are definitely looking for children in Christ, but they are also looking for the truth and justice he represents. Through Christmas hints, Silvia Plath talks about the strengths of minorities through her poem "Sorcerer" and the poem "Longston Hughes' poem" Carol of King Brown ". Plath used this process to discuss ignorance of philosophers pursuing "the truth" and ignoring that woman and Hughes used the justice of Jesus' birth to highlight the importance of blacks.

In Matthew and Christian Gospels, (3) wise men or (3) biblical magicians called kings, with gold, frankincense, and myrrh are a group of outstanding aliens who visit Jesus after birth. Gifts They are regular numbers of traditional Christmas celebrations and are an important part of the Christian tradition. Beginning in the early days of Christianity, Bible researchers and theologians have shown different interpretations of the meanings and meanings of gold, frankincense, myrrh which are mentioned in Matthew's Gospel (2: 11). These valuables are the standard gifts of the ancient world to respect kings and gods. Gold as precious metal, fragrance as perfume and incense, myrrh as oil paint

Three sorcerers are traditionally, probably due to the number of gifts they bring (Matthew 2:11). Certainly, they are not kings, but are probably magicians, magicians or astrologers from Personian Zoroastrian wise men, whose understanding of the Hebrew Scriptures can go back to Daniel. Age (Daniel 5: 11) When Herod heard that Maggie was looking for a savior, he gathered all the chief priests and scribes and asked where he was born. As the prophet wrote, they said to him, "In Bethlehem of Judea" (Micah 5: 2, 4). Then he summoned the magician and decided when the stars appeared. Then he sent him to find a child so that he could also worship him.

The place of birth of a small boy of a drummer is unknown, but the wise man (Magi) is most likely to be from Babylon or ancient Persia. The scene of Christmas carol and the birth of Jesus is revealed, but the rough reading of the Gospel shows that the wise do not actually appear under the birth of Jesus. From conversations with Herod and other references, they will arrive in one to two years. They still bring gifts, but at birth. Do you think that someone is giving you so much, can not you pay them back? As Christmas comes, people are exchanging gifts. Human Jesus came to earth to die for our sins. Are not you feeling sick?