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Three wise men.
You are the Three Wise Men?
Three wise men.
If it isn't the three wise men.
The three wise men. Hiya.
Hello, we are the three wise men.
We are three wise men on a long journey.
The Bible Does It Say That Three Wise Men.
There came three wise men from the East.
For God's sakes, Sam… I've got teenage girls that are playing the Three Wise Men.
We're not called three wise men for nothing.
The three wise men, you must have traveled far.
Far away to the East, three wise men saw a star.
We're three wise men and we have travelled far from the East with gifts.
Because they couldn't find three wise men or a virgin.
There was three wise men come from the East, wasn't there?
School nativity play- one of the Three Wise Men wet themselves.
Meanwhile, the three wise men were making their way across the desert.
This is the day on which it is believed the three wise men brought gifts to Jesus….
Yeah, well, if three wise men on camels show up, I will know where to send them.
Nowhere in the Bible does it say there were three wise men just three gifts.
A star directed three wise men from the East… who believed the son of God had been born.
Michael narrating finally, one night,the baby was born… and three wise men appeared instantly.
Soon, three wise men, who had been following a bright star, came to offer their Christmas gifts to the baby Jesus.
This turned out to be the three wise men on the way to Bethlehem afterwards.
Hold up your gifts. Everybody has to see the gold and frankincense andmyrrh so they know we're the three wise men.
I bet the original three wise men never had this problem.
It's just that the last time this happened,a bright star appeared in the east and three wise men came.
And as Mary andJoseph made their way to Bethlehem, three wise men were preparing for a journey of their own.
In Spain, these three Wise Men will receive letters from children and bring them gifts on the night before Epiphany.