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The Magi From Zoroaster to the Three Wise Men
Author: Ken R. Vincent

Do you know why Zoroastrian priests are on your Christmas cards? In The Magi, Dr. Ken Vincent shines light on a topic previously known mainly to scholars; he provides the layperson searching for Christian origins an extremely readable but thorough exploration of a religion which predates Christianity by hundreds of years. This easy-to-read intro... more »

ISBN-13: 9780941037884
ISBN-10: 0941037886
Publication Date: 11/15/1999
Pages: 134
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Publisher: D. F. Scott Publishing
Book Type: Paperback
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Sherrie E. (sherrie824) reviewed The Magi: From Zoroaster to the "Three Wise Men" on 6/6/2008 + 57 more book reviews

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This is a very informative book. It is filled with drawings and many references, hymns and prayers.

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