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>cont...
> When they had heard the King, they went their way; and look! The Star they
>had seen in the east went ahead of them,until it came to a stop above where
>the young child was. On seeing the Star they rejoiced very much indeed. and
>when they went into the house they saw the young child with Mary its
>mother.
>
>           MATTHEW 2: 9,10,11
>
>
> Matthew records that "wisemen from the east" followed what they thought
>was a Star to the place of Christ. The Bible says the wisemen followed the
>Star "till it came to rest over the place where the child was. Star do not
>move like this nor do they move and then suddenly stop. After the wisemen
>initially saw the "Star" they had to pack up, perpare for the long journey
>by camel. So there is no reason to believe that Christ would still be in
>the manger by the time they arrived, and they came into the house and saw
>the child with Mary his mother.
> This verse says they came into the "house", not stable, and saw the
>"child", not baby, with Mary. One of the most spectacular aspects of the
>story is the "Star". The greek word for "Star" in the gospel account can
>mean "any luminous Heavenly Body".
> "Are we not seeing LUMINOUS HEAVENLY BODIES today in our skies
>
>
>               to be continued
>
>
>[ISFA]
>"WOULD LIKE TO HEAR COMMENTS"
>
>        -storm-
> I read somewhere that there is a possibility that the star of Betlehem
were a comet. The star did not stop but the wise men did. So it only seemed
that way. Sorry about the mistakes in my english because I am dutch. This is
just what I think but if you have a better suggestion please respond back to
me. ericblom@worldonline.nl