The Bible never says “three kings.” It says magi (astrologers). And it doesn’t say there were three—people assume that because there were three gifts. Also, they didn’t visit Jesus the night he was born. Matthew says they came to a house and saw a young child. Most important: the “star” first led them to Jerusalem, straight to King Herod, who wanted to kill Jesus. A real star can’t “move ahead” and “stop” over one house either. So the Bible’s clues show that this “star” was not from Jehovah. It was a misleading sign, and Jehovah would never guide people in a way that helps wicked plans.

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   WPSD75

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   ReplyTo:   Bucky, SDD71
   Title:   The Star That Misled