SThe feast of Epiphany stands at a fascinating crossroad of history, theology, and human longing. For centuries, Christians have observed January 6 as the day the church remembers how Christ was first revealed to the world — not just as a baby born in Bethlehem, but as God incarnate, manifest to all people. ome wise men, the Greek term “Magi,” from the East saw a star signaling the birth of the king of the Jews. Then they set out to find Him.