The three wise men failed miserably in their calling. They were Zoroastrian followers who were helped to their birthplace to fulfill their various destinies. But instead of their main vocation, which was to protect the child with his riches so that he would not fail in the performance of his duties, they gave him earthly gifts – gold, frankincense and myrrh – and left the child to the mercy of ambition. of Herod. If it weren’t for the fact that the Almighty gave extra strength and powers to Mary and Joseph so that, because of her anxiety, Mary would have to convince Joseph of the need to leave Nazareth for Egypt. They lived in Egypt for three years before Mary reluctantly agreed to let them return home.

The concern was basically due to Mary’s estrangement from her mother, Hannah, because of the “illegitimate” earthly son she brought into Joseph’s house. If Joseph did not love Mary very much, it would have been difficult for him to accept Mary and her pregnancy, especially since Mary made no secret of her brief relationship with a Roman captain. He supported her and even defended her when her colored hair came from Christ, her regal constitution and her Roman eyes betrayed her physical origin. Mary was prepared during various incarnations to be the mother of the Son of God. She was led to associate with rabbis who were concerned about the prophecies of the coming Messiah. She got to a point where she wanted to be the vessel through which the messiah would come. Until the fateful day when she went to fetch water from the well and she was accosted by a Roman captain who asked her for water. She gave him her pitcher and after giving her horse a drink as well, she asked her name. She told him. And when she turned to her men to give them orders, she Maria fled. But lightning had struck, both had fallen in love at first sight. The image of Creolus could not be erased from Maria’s memory. Creolus began to come to the well every day in the hope of seeing Maria.

Meanwhile, Mary had told her mother why she was late at the well and the mother took the pitcher outside and broke it because it touched the mouth of the hated Roman. Until that faithful day when María went to the well again and she saw Criollo coming and turned off down the mountain path to escape from him. Creolus followed quickly. Later, Maria remembered all the promises the Roman made to her. He had promised to come back after Rome’s call to Maria and take it away from her. Mary believed her and had to endure the knowledge of her pregnancy for three months, after which she ran to her cousins ​​Elizabeth from her. Immediately, Elizabeth, who was also pregnant, began to see. The Magnificent followed. When María returned and Creolo did not show up, she alone went to see José, who had been courting her and told him the truth about her pregnancy. José’s love and the dream he had made of her made her accept her and her pregnancy. But a deep chasm developed between Mary and her mother.

Meanwhile, the reason why Creolus did not come was because he continued to publish in Angle tarre, as modern England was then known. He later resigned his position and when Mary was giving birth in Bethlehem, he paraded through Nazareth looking for Mary. When Maria heard that on her return, she became restless. Three wise men came and gave the baby earthly gifts. One of them was the king of Ethiopia who wanted to return to see the child’s progress, but he never could. On his deathbed, he tasked daughter Candace with making sure she found out about the king when she became queen. Candace later sent her former treasurer to Israel to find out about Christ. Arriving in Israel, she met the scribes and Pharisees who told her that the only king of Israel they knew was the one prophesied. They gave him Isaiah’s prophecy about the coming messiah. She was reading it without understanding when Felipe the disciple asked her: Do you understand what you read?

Creolo, not finding Maria, went home and got married. In memory of Maria he named her first child Marius. He also became a captain and was the one who facilitated Nero meeting Peter and Paul for the first time.

Had the sages complied, the great plan might have been fully realized. Because the teachings were to come from the Jews and be spread by the Romans, while the three kings will use his influence to make sure he is not killed the way he was. Thank the lord that what he was not allowed to complete has been completed in the Grail message.