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A Wise Person by Joseph John
January 05, 2010

God has a power to change and make us within His blood a new man/woman called new born. and you know the quality of new born person. shell we believe in man watching stars and predict about others or believe in Lord Jesus that HE enable us to control over life for others.God bless.

How a Wise Person Must Act?
Matthew: 2: 1 to 12.
If we think we are wise man we must follow these question and answers within ourselves.
Who were they? They were called Magi came from east side of Bethlehem.
What is eastside of Bethlehem? Iraq, Iran. Both start with Word I mean I am. But they were wise and they forget I am they came to glorify Lord Jesus. Do we glorify HIM?
Why they came to king Herod’s house? Because they were looking for a King. After that why they mentioned that they saw a star and followed?
Because they new it that a bright star on sky is a sigh of a king born.
Do we see signs?
Why they stopped where Jesus was born. They stopped because star was stopped exact where Jesus was lying in a manger. Do we stop?
What they brought and why? They presented HIM gifts of Gold, incense, and of myrrh. Do we present and what?
What those gifts were resemble of? Gold is for a king. Incense is for his death and myrrh was for his acceptance. Do we know HIS value?
Why king Herod was angry and he changes his mind to kill Jesus. Because he doesn’t wants another king to rule his place. Do we want to do the same as Herod did?
Why they did not go back to Herod? Because they wants Jesus alive.
Do we go those places where people disgrace Jesus?
First I know He lives. Let HIM live in your heart. If I live He will and if He lives I will live too.

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