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        | A story about the birth of Jesus and his early life    |  | 
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        | The collective stories of Jesus’ birth |  | 
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        | The Jewish king who slaughtered innocent children, in the hope of eliminating a possible rival to his throne   |  | 
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        | It literally means “God with us;” it is a term used to describe the Christ Child in Matthew’s Gospel   |  | 
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        | Joseph was born in this town   |  | 
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        | His name literally means “God is my strength;” an archangel, who serves as a messenger from God in the story of the Nativity    |  | 
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        | For the Hebrews, a being that denotes the very presence of God    |  | 
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        | The Divine Infant; a title that represents the infant Jesus until to the age of twelve   |  | 
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        | The adoptive father of Jesus; he was a carpenter by trade     |  | 
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        | A manual worker, who assembled clunky and awkward constructions – such as supports for homes and crosses for crucifixion     |  | 
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        | A skilled manual worker, who crafted items that were strictly decorative, including furniture, clothing, jewelry, household items, and tools       |  | 
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        | This threesome flees to Egypt, and then an angel calls them out of Egypt to Israel after the death of Herod      |  | 
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        | The son of Herod (the Great)    |  | 
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        | Non-Jewish men who were members of the priestly caste of the Persians and who served as chaplains to and representatives of the Persian royalty     |  | 
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        | The Magi were known for their understanding of this science     |  | 
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        | The mysterious dimension of life       |  | 
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        | Representing all Gentiles, they are the first to recognize Jesus as a king when they present Him with royal gifts; the Magi       |  | 
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        | The time when Jesus is manifested as the Messiah, Son of God, and Savior of the world         |  | 
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        | The name of one of the three Wise Men     |  | 
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        | The name of one of the three Wise Men     |  | 
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        | The name of one of the three Wise Men     |  | 
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        | In ancient thought, it was a “star” associated with royalty       |  | 
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        | A super-bright explosion of a star     |  | 
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        | The symbol of Matthew’s Gospel    |  | 
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