Question

Answer the questions: 1)What did the wise men say the first time? 2)What animals did the wise men take to the palace the second time? 3)What do you think the wise men did then? Ответьте плиз,по английски.

Answer 1

1) "That's easy.We know how to get rid of them"                                                   2)They took dogs to the palace the second time.                                                   3)THE WISE MEN brought in lions.   

Answer 2

1) Что мудрецы сказали в первый раз?
"That's easy.We know how to get rid of them" 
Это легко. Мы знаем, как избавиться от них. (от мышей)
2) Каких животных мудрецы привели во дворец во второй раз?                    
They took dogs to the palace the second time.  
Они привели собак во дворец во второй раз.       
3) Что ты думаешь, мудрецы сделали потом?                             
The wise men brought in lions. 
-Мудрецы привели львов.

Answer 3

1. The wise men did not say anything specific the first time. In the biblical narrative of the birth of Jesus, the wise men, also known as the Magi, followed a star to find the newborn King of the Jews. They arrived in Bethlehem and found Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. They bowed down and worshipped him, and then presented him with gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. However, the Bible does not mention any specific words spoken by the wise men during their initial visit.

2. There is no mention in the biblical account of the wise men taking any animals to the palace or on their subsequent visits. The common depiction of the wise men bringing animals, such as camels, to the nativity scene is based on artistic interpretations rather than the biblical narrative.

3. Based on the biblical account, after visiting Jesus, the wise men were warned in a dream not to return to King Herod, who had asked them to inform him of the child's whereabouts. They heeded the warning and chose a different route to return to their own country. It is believed that they kept the news of the newborn King to themselves, protecting Jesus from Herod's attempts to harm him.