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Frankincense soap
Filed under: Teens, Alcohol & Drugs, Day Care & Education
You've been visually assaulted by Yuletide cheer in department stores for a couple of weeks now. Let's face it, the most wonderful time of the year quickly approaches, so it's best to get as much shopping out of the way as soon as possible leaving you more jolly time in December.
I came across a homemade bath item that would make a wonderful stocking stuffer or gift for any teacher, but would be extra thoughtful for Sunday School or parochial teachers because of its ties with the season: frankincense soap.
Frankincense has been been a ceremonial scent used in worship and prayers since ancient times and was one of the gifts the Three Magi brought to the newborn baby Jesus.
It's also more affordable than gold, which was another Magi gift that current runs over $800 an ounce!
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11-13-2007 @ 12:36AM
David Robinson said...We don't know that there were 3 Magi. Because 3 gifts were given, we assume 3 Magi were there. Fair assumption but nowhere in the bible does it mention how many Magi were present.
Just a bit of Christmas trivia for you.
David Robinson
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