A welfare system that encourages sloth instead of hard work, that “takes from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned”; a military-industrial complex that wants to fight wars all over the globe; a ...

W hat’s the best thing about riddles? They can be about literally anything—from pirates and planets to animals and even religion! These brain-teasing puzzles are the perfect b ...

No king in the stories of the Bible so speaks to our imagination as King Solomon, who ruled Israel after King David. The Bible depicts Solomon's reign as an era of unprecedented prosperity due to ...

In the Bible, they are not called kings, and their number is not specified—instead they are “wise men from the East.” ...

The Rev. Mike Ruffin talks about the Wise Men and their visit to see young Jesus.

The Gospels of Matthew and Luke both reference Bethlehem as the birthplace of Jesus, fulfilling a prophecy from the Old ...

The story of the Wise Men, also called Magi, following the Star of Bethlehem is found only once in the Bible, in Matthew 2:1–12. The origin of this story may well be directly from Mary, who remembered ...

Matthew 2:11 tells us that the wise men were secretly sent by Herod to find the child so he could worship him. They were guided by the star and entered a “house” (not a stable then).

Television personality Kathie Lee Gifford, the author of a new book, "Herod & Mary," reveals why she's "fascinated" by "epic evil presences" throughout the Bible and what this teaches today.

As Deadpool & Wolverine and X-Men '97 alike draw inspiration from Grant Morrison's work on New X-Men , it's worth revisiting their pitch bible for the series.

While the Bible remains silent about the Wise Men’s actual names, as well as how many there were, we can say they were likely clever, wealthy, and most importantly, brave.

The long journey of the Three Wise Men to the Rhineland begins with the history of the Roman Catholic Church — and an emperor's mother, who was an avid collector of holy relics.