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Which angel went to tell the three wise men?
it is most likely to be Gabriel
Why is Christmas famous?
Christmas is a Christian holiday to celebrate the birth of the baby Jesus as the new born king. We give presents to honor the three gifts the wise men gave, and we put a star, or angel to commemorate either the star that led the wise men to the baby and the angel for the angel who told the wise men to follow the star
What is the Name of the angel above the nativity?
The angel above the nativity is commonly referred to as the Angel of the Lord or the Christmas Angel.
Who is the favorite wise men of the three wise men?
gold
Which of the three wise men came from France?
There were no wise men came from France , it is said all three wise men came from the east.
Who was at Jesus' birth?
Jesus, Mary, Joseph, the angel Gabriel and the three wise menThe wise men didn´t get there until 6th January. That day is called Epiphany.
The name of one of the three wise men?
The Three Wise Men were - according to tradition - Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar.
What was the nationality of the three wise men?
the 3 wise men were christain
What are the names of the three wise men Herod sent to kill baby Jesus?
There were actually more than "three wise men" in Jesus' birth narrative. They usually travelled in large groups for protection. There were three gifts mentioned in Scripture but most certainly there were more than only three men. Their names are not mentioned. Also, they were not sent to kill baby Jesus; only to report back to Herod so he may come and worship Him.
What were the oils given to baby by three wise men?
There were no oils given at all by any of the three wise men.
Are there any Christmas symbols?
The manger, Jesus, Mary, the angel, the three wise men, and the sheppard. (see Google images) Also, the cross and presents.
Who followed the star of Bethlehem?
The three wise men, "The Magi".According to Christianity, the three wise men followed the star to Bethlehem. The three wise men traveled to witness the birth of the boy called the son of God.
