Luke 2 & Matthew 2 | Jan 9-15 | Come Follow Me Insights

[@timothyhudson7999]

Mind blown...the description of Jesus being a builder makes perfect sense how Jesus would learn all those languages.

[@sgiauque]

that was beautiful insight

[@valynhill1006]

I cannot even imagine studying CFM with out you great men!!! You have made studying the scriptures come to life with so much meaning and with the Spirit! Thank you for these last several years of study!

[@beverlyvanzyl]

I totally agree.

[@paulaburt1]

3 days to find him after they “lost” Jesus and 3 days after his death, Christ resurrected. In both instances, we find HIM teaching people on both sides of the veil. Jason from the Weekly Dive podcast explains this parallel beautifully! Wow. Thank you for edifying our souls, brethren! Great lesson!

[@nakelleprisbrey2083]

A few words in my simple sentences could not be adequate enough to share my appreciation and joy that comes from studying my scriptures alongside you both. Thank you for your huge sacrifice and effort. It does not go unnoticed by so many of us, but more importantly, by our Heavenly Father and our Savior as you help guide us closer to them each week.

[@tdwagner1]

Oh my the on site "travel" just put it in such a wonderful context...thanks so much for adding that feature.

[@jaredahsing4452]

i cannot emphasize enough how much you Brethren have influenced my study of the scriptures, and in turn enhanced my testimony & relationship with our Savior. thank you does no justice in expressing the magnitude of my gratitude for you both & the entire team at Scripture Central🙇🏻‍♂️ may you be blessed beyond measure🙏🏻

[@johnpont1831]

My profuse thank you Taylor and Tyler for the added depth and richness of the layers of symbolism that you help to reveal to us. I don't know if this observation has been shared, but I had, not long ago, learned that in addition to the shepherds in the field being "temple" shepherds as it were, new first born lambs, they also would have swaddled those precious and perfect lambs in cloth against stain or damage until -- Passover. Oh my goodness. I just now connected that last dot. Thank you brothers.

[@elainefort9487]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

[@heathermoore356]

Absolutely Loved this episode especially the video tour of a Bethlehem cave. Thank you for making such an incredible effort to go to Israel and record that footage for us. it adds so much to your lesson insights. Thank you so much Scripture Central. Love you all

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@DiznyGrandma]

I want to thank you as well. I am never going to be able to see these places myself, so this is a blessing to view it through you.

[@reginamatila9057]

Oh, this was just fantastic! How significant that you took us to Bethlehem! Thank you, it brings greater insights into the surrounds at His birth! Bless you both and the whole team at Scripture Central for helping us gain greater knowledge of the Lord.♥️

[@BrandiFink]

As my kids and I studied this weeks lesson we learned some things from Anna and Simeon. Simeon teaches us that it’s important to recognize and act upon the promptings of the Holy Ghost. He will lead us the Christ. It’s all the Lord’s timing. Anna teaches us that if we are continuously about the Lord’s work and keep our hearts and minds focused on the temple, then that is where we will find Christ. No one told them who he was. They recognized him on their own. Which reminded me that when we see him we will know him because we will be like him. My 10 year old insightfully said concerning Anna, that we should worship Christ and follow him no matter how hard life gets. Also. Once they had this knowledge they didn’t keep it to themselves. They shared their testimonies with all who would listen. We can also stand as a witness of Christ today wherever we are. I always love your videos. They are so insightful. Thanks for all you do at Scripture Central. 💕

[@aureasato2412]

I have no words to thank you for all I've been learning from both of you.

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Great to hear!

[@elsascazzina664]

Me llena de agradecimiento la forma en que me aclaran el entendimiento

[@letsjustgetalong]

What a good reminder that we need to do the work ourselves to build our testimony. I pray that I am not relying too much on you to build my testimony and that I get more into the scriptures myself. I sure appreciate your insights, it gives me a foundation that I didn't know how to create myself of ideas of how to apply scriptures to my life

[@ReneeNordlund]

Thank you for explaining the scriptures so eloquently. So very informative!

[@taniadaumas4994]

This video was the best I´ve watched so far. It brought so much light to some parts of what Luke wrote and the teachings came with such tenderness and care, I enjoyed every moment. I had never learned so many symbolisms related to the Lord´s coming to this Earth and to His infinite Sacrifice. Thank you once more for your efforts in teacing us thru the Spirit.

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@robertrichmond3177]

Yes this is excellent 'stuff'. I enjoyed studying with you guys. 'Made me emotional to see those caves as related to innS, kataluma, and our hearts. Just WOW! Thanks a lot.

[@richhaubrich6967]

As much as I love all of your lessons, this is one of my favorites because of the topic and your in-depth insight. Learning details I didn’t know. Thank you.

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Thank you! We're so glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@portiahoward4527]

Thank you so much for your insites into the scripture. You have opened my eyes to the things that I would not have gleaned alone.

[@johnnitti1505]

I loved the episode. I learned so much. It me closer to Jesus.

[@dwinegardner8251]

Great job brethren! The video of the caves in Bethlehem really helped me visualize the situation that Joseph and Mary faced.

[@trinanishitani8609]

Thank you for your insights and testimony of Luke 2. I listened mesmerized and filled with the spirit as you reviewed the scriptures. It truly is one of the most beautiful and spiritual lessons your have given. I so appreciate your giving me the symbolisms of the Birth of the Savior Jesus Christ that are important for me to learn in my life and journey in building my testimony of the Living Christ. I have read and heard this story hundreds of time in my life, but NEVER have I had the insights, lessons or feelings of humbleness that I received today and the witness of their importance to my life and testimony of the Son of God THANK YOU!

[@caram.5520]

Amazing ! as noble as always- what a blessing your teachings are ! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH! ( Vienna 2023)

[@jeffmccollum7837]

Thank you for adding so much context to Luke 2 as well as explaining the symbolism in his language tied to the temple. Talk about line upon line!

[@richardpineda1364]

Thank you for sharing this week lesson 👍.

[@antonellakonomi]

Thank you very much for this episode! So beautiful, so inspirational and so many new things to learn! Thank you!

[@leswalker2639]

When I was reading no scriptures I didn't think of all the many ends and outs and and it's information you all did. I come out with a better understanding after listening to this. Excellent, thanks.

[@lilask2667]

Awesome. Many insightful points

[@jameshanson536]

Years ago I read a poem -- by an author whose name I don't remember -- that touched upon that night of nights so long ago. May I share it -- to the best of my memory? "Who were the angels who trod the highways of the Christmas sky, Who were those angels -- yes -- just who and why? All in their brightest vestments did they stay behind to chorus their great joy? To welcome to earth with holy mirth, Lord Jesus, blessed Mary's newborn boy. Who were the angels lighting up the skies? Almost I can remember, almost see, The angels, blessed dead now soon to rise, The angels yet unborn waiting waiting to be -- YOU AND ME! Who were the angels? Let us bring, Our accolades, oh let them ring, Who were the angels -- let US sing again: Glory to God on high and peace on earth to men."

[@patrickluchycky1172]

Wow, I've been waiting for 45 years for lds people to learn and talk about some of these things. There is an awakening and learning going on. Thanks.

[@leswalker2639]

Is this the first time you heard the story? We have this discussion every year, for the last 40 or 50 years now. You're never too old to learn the truth.

[@patrickluchycky1172]

@@leswalker2639 not the story les. Coming from a varied religious background before joining the church, I knew the meaning of tekton and it's meaning regarding Christ before joining the church at the age of 14. Never heard my fellow lds brothers and sisters use tekton until Taylor and Tyler. They do a great job of getting into the scriptures, word etymology, historical, political background, etc. than most do, which is why I listen to them. Tekton from their lesson is probably the first most have ever heard the word. Very few non lds biblical scholars have used that word from my observation. Glad you listened to their lesson.

[@jenchace3601]

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[@rndyh77]

I’m quite honestly not sure where you’re coming from. I’ve been a member, my whole life after my mom joined the church, that’s 63 years, and I’ve always understood that Christ was likely a stonemason. It seems that it’s the rest of Christianity that continued to refer to their God as a “Jewish Carpenter.”

[@patrickluchycky1172]

@@rndyh77 yeah that's the point, simply a carpenter. Just a carpenter, as an after thought. Most Christians and lds I found weren't to studious regarding the scriptures especially when it came to the term carpenter, especially tekton. It took 45 years until I heard an lds person to use the word tekton. Glas you are listening to the lessons.

[@aukusoschwenke4041]

Thank you Brethren for sharing. Loved it. GB🙏..

[@kaciejohnson7408]

As I sat and listened to you describing that there was no room for "them" at the inns, I realized that I didn't ever think that Joseph was placed in that same situation. Was it possible that because Joseph did the thing that the angel told him to do, that the people nearest and dearest to him decided that he should be shunned also? Did they think that he was the cause of the problem? So severe was their culture and so ingrained their custom that charity didn't arise to help them? I love Joseph and his example - his faith in Mary and the Lord and knowing that he was going to be the earthly father of the Lord Jesus Christ could not have been easy for him also. Wow. I had never thought of that before. Thanks so much for your wonderful insights! Loved the Holy Land insets.

[@marygaeperkins]

Thank you for this beautiful episode. I had no idea the cave could be so large inside. Thank you for that insight. I love the way you teach. As I compare myself to Herod and the Wisemen, I see that at times I am Herod. However, I would much rather be the Wisemem. And sometimes I am. I can see how important it is for me to go and search for myself to gain that testimony of Jesus Christ.

[@mercedesbeard6974]

I hope you take us on more fantástic trip like today. It brings these teaching to life.

[@ericbernkopf5557]

Thank you for the wonderful insight (as usual)!

[@yvonnewedgworth5137]

Thank you for this fabulous story of the birth of Christ and thank you for lightening the background behind Taylor and Tylor.

[@paulinezuasola3986]

Never a dull moment with these two teacher.i love your chemistry when presenting a lesson God bless and stay safe🥰

[@medievaldigger]

I think they're using this cave as an example. They mentioned the caves were primarily for sheep, and their protection, so the door would have necessitated being small. I think it's more about the idea than them saying, THIS CAVE is the place. But I hear you!! :)

[@mercedesbeard6974]

One of my favorite 💕 I love the translations of the words, the meaning. So much good information.

[@ChristianWDegn]

Once more... Thanks brethren for your excellent discussion.

[@hairyelement]

Beautiful, I am so happy my oldest son is on his journey and is witnessing to me, he was the one who told me about your podcast and I have been in awe ever since. I graciously thank you!!!

[@sophiamcl]

Of course the angels came to the shepherds -- the new king was born to be the good shepherd to those who follow him.

[@mengsim8743]

Im Sophia too! Best regards from Malaysia.

[@beamblake]

Thank you T&T Brothers for another 2 Parts of enlightenment!! I remind myself with the Lord there are no coincidences!! Case in point WHERE the Savior was born in Bethlehem which means "House of Bread" The Great Provider declared himself to be the 'Bread of Life' (John 6:48). How appropriate it was that He, the 'bread of life' was to come from the 'house of bread' !!

[@sueprice3497]

Just wonderful, thank you so much 💖

[@tokentonyg]

So AWESOME! Great lesson gentlemen!

[@lilyscrivens7274]

Thank you for this episode!!

[@mileskelsey9988]

I loved the Bethlehem part of the birth of our Savior Jesus Christ. I hope there are more parts of your visit in upcoming lessons. Thank you all.

[@raineyburchette4255]

As always, you did a wonderful presentation!! And thank you so much for thinking we'd be interested in seeing the footage of what the cave may have looked like where Jesus was born because we all were interested!! I think we'd also be interested in taking a tour to the holy lands with you if you ever decide to do one.

[@sunshinern1891]

Love the polka dot tie!!

[@Whatiftheresmore1314]

What a powerful team you make. Thank you for bringing us closer to Christ.☀️

[@apet1712]

Yes there are definitely things we definitely keep sacred and quietly ponder in our hearts, but I also very much appreciate when people aren’t afraid to be vulnerable and share in an appropriate setting, personal stories and testimonies like the Shepherds who made haste to joyfully share their revelatory experience. It often feels like many are apologetic or ashamed for “getting too personal “ when sharing testimony or experiences, when that’s exactly what touches my heart and buoys my strength and testimony. I’m grateful for scripture,prophets and prophetesses(Anna)and saints who bare personal testimony not afraid to be vulnerable in sharing their experiences with Jesus Christ.

[@renee9621]

Thank you for showing the stable in Bethlehem. So interesting!

[@lanajohnson2424]

Wow! LOVE the Bethlehem cave!!

[@rulberbarrantes9048]

What a powerful analysis of these scriptures. Really felt the spirit. Thank you both!

[@juliavaoitamaevamareko4661]

Such poetry listening and pondering this account through Luke's point of view. What a ppwerful insight that the Savior and Redeemer is the Salvation for all of us as long as we seek Him every single day in what we say or do.

[@Kanakid]

Thank you for this lesson. So good to see the cave in Bethlehem.

[@duduzilendlovu2177]

Amazing comparison of the gospels. I was truly edified. Thank you always for the inspirational insights. Happy new year

[@MarleeCraig]

Wow, this was such an amazing presentation Brethren. I had to pull out the tissues for this one because the insights were so beautiful. I always wondered why there was no place for Joseph and Mary to go to, considering it was Joseph's hometown. I wondered why there were no relatives to take them in. Even though the Inns were not available, I still wondered, for a man with a lineage steeped in the town of Bethlehem, where was the extended family? Well, this presentation answered that question for me. I think of how disheartening that would have been for Joseph and Mary. I am glad they had each other. On the one hand, one could look at this situation and say that God was not fair. They were on an important errand and yet, they had to go through the birthing process alone (I do hope there was a midwife there to help them). However, on the other hand, I feel the birth along with its challenges and discomforts, had to happen the way it did because it had to happen under the radar I think the Angels could have appeared to the whole of Bethlehem, but I see they only appeared to the Shephards because they were believers. I love the location shots, and I just want to thank everyone for giving us such an amazing presentation full of spiritual diamonds. Practically every point and word here was and is an insight. I feel like I was witnessing the events first-hand with this presentation, so grateful ❤️.

[@annehelsdingen1963]

I have often wondered if Joseph delivered Jesus. Was he the first person to touch the baby Jesus. I love the man Josand I can see him fulfilling this responsibility.

[@venusreyes3061]

Thank you for showing us the Bethlehem now.. really amazing. This team always been generous for the followers🙂

[@rosasiedschlag2390]

Thank you for all the knowledge you brought to this episode. My testimony grew, and my desire to serve the Lord with all my heart expanded. I feel privileged to click and access something so great.

[@doffydelbridge7899]

He came by the spirit,

[@deniseblackmore4702]

I lost my son he was missing for a whole night he was only 7. I was frantic as to where my child had disappeared to. Many people searched for him and he was found safe in the early hours of the morning. I can imagine how Mary and Joseph must have felt

[@DiznyGrandma]

I would like to add a thought about Joseph. I have heard of Joseph referred to as a step-father, however, I think of Joseph as an earthly adoptive father. Joseph raised Christ as his own. He loved him as his own. Joseph gave Christ his family name, lineage, and taught him in his profession. IMO

[@aydengonzalez5756]

Excellent video, as always. I believe that people want to fantasize Mary and Joseph being 'dirt poor' when at the temple and even beforehand. Being in a manager was because of quarantine ritual under mosiac law and turtle doves was within their custom of fowl sacrifice found in Numbers 6:10 I like the types spoken of such as leaving the 99 to see the 1 (Lamb of God)

[@shawnbrigance3993]

Thank you for this lesson! Appreciate it

[@TheRozylass]

I love all the insights that you share. The scene in the cave in Bethlehem was especially moving, as it is so nice to have visuals to expand understanding of the story. In reference to the "wise men" or magi, I've always believed that they were prophets from eastern lands come to see the Savior. See 2 Nephi 14 about God giving His word to all nations. I wonder if collections were taken up among the believers to finance the trip and provide the gifts. Just something to think about. Perhaps this is one of the plain and precious parts taken from the original to obscure truths.

[@jeffbyrd3800]

As I see the video depiction of Jesus teaching in the temple, I wonder if the people were amazed by both; what He was saying, and the fact that he was a male child of that age. Most of the male children in that area would have been slain by Herod.

[@scripturecentralofficial]

That’s an interesting idea. Herod only killed all the male children in the Bethlehem area (and it probably wasn’t a massive amount… maybe a little more than a dozen).

[@rustopher65]

Tyler mentioned two things that I've been trying to find any reference online. One, is the belief that Jesus had sisters. I believe that, but I was looking for anyplace it was referenced. The other regards the way the two doves were sacrificed. Specifically, the plucking and tossing of the un-needed parts toward the east and the Garden.

[@lindaknecht2899]

Thank you for this opportunity each week to sit and learn from you. You are both such wonderful teachers and examples of sharing the Savior’s love. Is there a reason that the room appears dark? It makes me sleepy. 😊 This is a new look as I have followed you for 3 years now. I prefer light everywhere, but I’m sure there is a good reason. Keep up the good work. You touch many lives! Know that YOU are loved!

[@lunadelsol735]

I never made the connection of the cave and the tomb. Everything comes full circle doesn’t it?

[@burlenilsson2044]

Was not this taking place in early April, which in this country is lambing season which explains why the shepherds were watching over the sheep at night instead of them merely being enclosed in a fold guarded by one or two shepherds. Lambs were the main symbolic sacrifice offered in the temple. One writer suggested that these shepherds were watching over the flock producing lambs specifically for the temple sacrifices, and these shepherds had a unique sacred charge. Not just any lowly shepherds.

[@sandraneale128]

I love how the word of the Shepherds were ignored just as the words of The Shepherd were ignored.

[@amynazza]

Anna was over 100 years-- she was a widow for 84 years! You have to add her time as a widow to her time living with her husband to her age at time of marriage. She was probably 105 years of age or older!

[@rachelletippetts5179]

Last week when we went throught the lineage of Joseph we saw that he was a direct dependent of David and my understanding was that he would have then been the Jewish king. My take away was that with all the conquests brought against the Jewish people that they no longer had a Jewish king as, at the time of Christ, they were under Roman rule. Today King Herrod was mentioned as the king of the Jews which helped me really realize why he would want Jesus killed. My question is - how did Herrod become the king then if he wasn't of the royal bloodline like Joseph? When we learned last week about Joseph's lineage I thought Jewish kings were no more...

[@MissSlippershoe]

You are right that the conquests did disrupt the line of kings. As I understand it, Herod is believed to be of Edomite descent (children of Esau) with a Jewish mother whose ancestors converted to Judaism. His father came to political power under Rome and when he helped save Julius Caesar in battle, he was awarded Roman citizenship and appointed chief minister of Judea. He made Herod and his brother governors and that paved the way for Herod to take over as a client king under Roman rule. (Displacing the previous Jewish client king) Hence he was the king of the Jews but the title was political and they weren't independent.

[@leronputnam5917]

I wish people would stop calling Joseph Jesus’ Stepfather. Joseph gave his family name to Jesus; he adopted Jesus and raised him as his own. Adoption is mentioned throughout the scriptures as a symbol of being a true heir of a family. Just as we are all heirs to the Kingdom of the Father.

[@bradcurtis5324]

Many homes had the family living on the upper floor and the animals kept on the lower floor. It may have been that they were in the lower floor with the animals in a family members home.

[@MayaSDH]

We had just moved to a place a week or so ago and our sons went to a class friend of his living just a few houses from us. The older son came home and told that his brother left a long time ago. We looked everywhere. Finally, some friends biking found him in the gas station 1/3 mile from home. He had taken the road down as he should have taken it up. That was scarry!

[@bobbylentz7]

Love the show and the stories. The lighting is off though and we can’t make out your faces very well! Lee up the good work!!

[@ChrisPadillaAZ]

The walk from Bethlehem to Nazareth is a full day’s walk. He would have stayed up there for four days and walked to and fro, once a week.

[@susanferguson8667]

We are having a hard time reading printed words. Small print on white background makes it difficult to read. I love your weekly series. Helps us understand more thanks

[@norygruiz]

I love to cross scriptures specially when the Book of Mormon expounds on stories and fact… 2 Nephi 17 expounds on what happened to Joseph, Mary and Child Jesus.

[@norygruiz]

I found a treasure in 2nephi 17:21-23. Beautifully and hunting thorns and briers

[@erinwallace8151]

Taylor and Tyler. Please add lighting. The white board has your shadows and it’s much darker than the board used to be

[@reitzekeizer8492]

Thank you for your messages really helps me with my scripture study. Is there a possibility as mentioned in Micah 4:8 that Jesus could have been born in the tower of the flock or Migdal Eder? A reason I have read from a Jewish source why Mary and Joseph would not have be accepted into their family homes is that if she gave birth in their homes it would render them to be unclean and who ever lived within would not have been able to participate in the upcoming (Pesach) Passover feasts.

[@charliebrown3316]

Carissimi Tylor and Taylor....Thank you for once again another superb spiritually and uplifting video about the life of our Lord. I am really learning a lot from your Gospel lessons like never before......I have a question about the birth of our Lord.....I came to understand through the studying of the Gospels...and of course I might be wrong....that the Annunciation might have happened sometime in July of 7 B.C. The Birth around April of 6 BC...and the Crucifixion around perhaps 27/28 A.D.? What do you think of my calculations? Thank You. PS..I had to factor in the death of Herod the Great...around 4 B.C.?

[@SloDwn1135]

Whoa!!! I was in that Brigham City ward for a brief time and was there when he was first called as Bishop, replacing Bishop Bateman. I hadn’t put together that we were likely in the same ward for a few months.

[@johnthompson2256]

Before Jesus' death we have Herod finally meeting Jesus. "When Herod saw Jesus, he was greatly pleased because for a long time he had been wanting to see him. " I have wondered what action a king could take to see him. Conceivably he could have sent soldiers to arrest him when he was in his territory. But apparently took no action. Do we desire something but stop there?

[@johnthompson2256]

@@disciplesofjesuschrist2026 Thank you for the information. Luke 23:8 tells us that Herod Antipas was eager to finally meet Jesus: “And when Herod saw Jesus, he was exceeding glad: for he was desirous to see him of a long season, because he had heard many things of him; and he hoped to have seen some miracle done by him.” But what about prior to this encounter? Did Herod make any effort to meet him? He waited until Jesus was brought to him. My understanding and the point. If I desire Jesus what effort do I make to meet or invite him. Am I humble and ready? Or just wanting a magic show?

[@AntonydenDulk]

Matthew 2:2 ...have seen his star in the east... When they saw the star it was to the east is the way I read this. That would mean they came from the west. Correct?

[@ginasmurthwaite6917]

Just an FYI, bat mitzvahs were not done in Jesus' time. They were started herein the US in 1922 by Rabbi Kaplan for his daughter Judith. He was a reformist Jew. Also, please note that bar mitzvah did not exist in the time of Jesus. Rabbinc sources specify that a boy became a legal adult at age 13, but the ceremonies are not mentioned until about 500 AD.

[@Sedisue]

FYI, it doesn't really matter. He is 12 (they were just comparing the age to a Jewish tradition) and what Jesus is doing at that age is what matters.

[@DiznyGrandma]

Thank you for that insight. I love to learn history of traditions.

[@traczebabe]

That is so interesting. Thank you for that. Adding details brings in a greater picture.

[@pamelarust3487]

Thank you I really enjoyed this bit of knowledge. Knowledge is power!

[@christineroderick1551]

Thank you so much for that information! It's good to know when and where it started and it does matter for those who wonder about Jewish traditions!

[@jeffah3103]

Just some speculative rhetorical questions: Would Mary and Joseph willingly have chosen to "stay" in the cave because they recognized the same cultural "cleanness" issues? With the cave being a naturally protective place, maybe they chose a cave to protect themselves against people's prejudices? Perhaps they stayed away from the "inns" until the cleanness issues dispersed? Until a law was satisfied? Just some interesting questions.

[@mattwebb8234]

Sorcery is generally a bad thing

[@cherylstreet2730]

Not sure what happened but I miss Taylor breaking down the words and give us the meanings of them not sure why he's not doing it but I wish he would start doing it again I did learn so much from that

[@vwannop11]

I would appreciate if you could hold map pictures up longer so we could see where places are. Thanks

[@justjamie7577]

Is it possible that the magi were part of the lost tribes? If they were from another country and culture, how would they know about a Jewish messiah and why would they care unless they had a connection to the prophecy?

[@mattwebb8234]

Based on the apocryphal readings of the infancy gospel of James, I don't think Joseph was poor. He is also a very old man.

[@jonicheney6390]

This is just a theory that I'm throwing out . . . But could Nephi, the son of Heleman in 3 Nephew 1:3, have been one of he. wise men?

[@V.Hansen.]

It seems to me, with privacy needed, a stable is more suitable than a huge room filled with people. Idk. Just my thought

[@jackschade9320]

What happened to *spread goodness and light*❤

[@taylorhalverson3052]

:) I still say it! But perhaps not every episode.

[@laeruesch]

I missed it too. Knowing that we are loved is essential. But spreading goodness and light is what we can do. Love it

[@klbridg]

Where is the Prophecy of the Star that the Wise Men were waiting for? There is no reference in the Old Testament of the Star.

[@annsingleton186]

Perhaps someone else has asked this question. It doesn't seem very responsible or kind for Jesus to stay behind in Jerusalem when he must have known Mary and Joseph would miss him and be concerned. Yet Jesus was to be perfect. His actions don't appear to be "perfect". Any help on my question?

[@ChrisPadillaAZ]

Perfect? Are you 100% sure? I would say he made some mistakes as he grew up in grace and truth.

[@Bryce820]

What sources do they use to do their study?

[@BitGaming88]

Does anyone know what show or movie the scene they are showing with magi with young Jesus.

[@heathermoore356]

Its called "The Christ Child". Here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4m6oH6fat1motk

[@ChrisPadillaAZ]

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