Many kings throughout the land saw the star of hope that first Christmas night. Three of them would come together in their quest to find the King of Kings. The legend begins with an Egyptian king whose name was Noor. A Collector’s Card with the complete story of Legend of Three Kings is enclosed. The additional kings will join the collection in years to come.

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Patricia Andrews

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  • Artist: Patricia Andrews
  • Released: 1997
  • Retail Price: $12.95 USA
  • Material(s): plastic
  • Dimensions: 5" h.
  • SKU: QX6552
  • Produced in: Sri Lanka
  • Production Date(s): 

Legend of Three Kings

Many kings throughout the land saw the star of hope that first Christmas night. Three of them from the ancient continent of Africa would come together in their quest to find the King of Kings.

The legend unfolds in the land of Egypt, where the Nile River runs through the Nubian Desert. King Noor, whose name means “light,” is as dark as the color of deep plum wine. Suddenly, his covered lamp of gold is struck by the light of a brilliant star that proclaims the birth of a Savior. He begins his journey to offer the lamp as a gift to the Baby Jesus. During his travels. King Noor discovers there is another king following the same star.

The second king, King Kharoof (whose name means “lamb”). comes from the Libyan Desert near the Tropic of Cancer, and he is brushed with the bronze of the desert sun. When the light of the holy star sweeps over him. the bag of lamb’s wool he is holding turns to finest silk. Inspired to take this fine cloth to give as a gift to the Newborn King, King Kharoof joins King Noor, and they continue to follow the star.

The legend continues with King Malh, whose name means “salt.” His face is barely a blush of gold, resembling the sand found in the Atlas Mountain Region of the Sahara. As King Malh transports a precious cargo of salt through the desert, the light of the star turns his salt into jewels of sparkling light. He, too, will follow the star with the other kings to offer his gift to the Christ Child.

The legend ends in the small town of Bethlehem, in the land of Judah. There. the three African kings joined other travelers to worship the Infant King and offer Him their special gifts.

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Legend of Three Kings

Many kings throughout the land saw the star of hope that first Christmas night. Three of them from the ancient continent of Africa would come together in their quest to find the King of Kings.

The legend unfolds in the land of Egypt, where the Nile River runs through the Nubian Desert. King Noor, whose name means “light,” is as dark as the color of deep plum wine. Suddenly, his covered lamp of gold is struck by the light of a brilliant star that proclaims the birth of a Savior. He begins his journey to offer the lamp as a gift to the Baby Jesus. During his travels. King Noor discovers there is another king following the same star.

The second king, King Kharoof (whose name means “lamb”). comes from the Libyan Desert near the Tropic of Cancer, and he is brushed with the bronze of the desert sun. When the light of the holy star sweeps over him. the bag of lamb’s wool he is holding turns to finest silk. Inspired to take this fine cloth to give as a gift to the Newborn King, King Kharoof joins King Noor, and they continue to follow the star.

The legend continues with King Malh, whose name means “salt.” His face is barely a blush of gold, resembling the sand found in the Atlas Mountain Region of the Sahara. As King Malh transports a precious cargo of salt through the desert, the light of the star turns his salt into jewels of sparkling light. He, too, will follow the star with the other kings to offer his gift to the Christ Child.

The legend ends in the small town of Bethlehem, in the land of Judah. There. the three African kings joined other travelers to worship the Infant King and offer Him their special gifts.

  • Artist: Patricia Andrews
  • Released: 1997
  • Retail Price: $12.95 USA
  • Material(s): plastic
  • Dimensions: 5" h.
  • SKU: QX6552
  • Produced in: Sri Lanka
  • Production Date(s): 

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