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This is the study Bible from the mind of a scholar and the heart of a pastor. The depth of its scholarship is evident in its over 15,000 expository study notes, 100 InDepth articles, 350 WordFocus word studies, and extensive book introductions, among other features. The Nelson study system is comprehensive as well as inviting. Includes in-text maps and charts. (ISBN: 0-7852-1292-2)

Joseph and Mary were living in a house (v. 11); (2) Jesus is referred to as a child, not an infant (v. 11); (3) Herod murdered all the male children two years old and under (v. 16); and (4) it would have been strange for Joseph and Mary to offer the sacrifice of the poor, a pair of turtledoves or pigeons (see Lev. 12:8; Luke 2:24), if the wise men had just given them gold, frankincense, and myrrh. Thus the wise men must have arrived after the ritual sacrifice described in Luke 2:22–24, 39. Herod