Nothing in Scripture makes reference to THREE wise men.
For starters, Landau said the text describes more wise men than three. An army of men is more like it, he said.
The Syriac text describes the Magi using a biblical word used to describe a small army. And he said the text gives the names of 12, not just three, specific wise men.
Landau said the text also says the Magi came from a place where there was a great wall and that produced silk. He said these hints indicate the wise men were more likely from China — and from not Persia (modern-day Iran) as many early Christians believed. He said many early Christians believed the wise men were Zoroastrian priests.
Thank you.
Ignore the three wise men — they are not of immediate importance and not worth arguing about.
Instead concentrate on this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvjiVam2HO4&feature=related
Star of Bethlehem = Sirius
The Three Kings = The Three Stars of the Orion Belt
Are you trying to insult Melchior, Balthazar and Gaspar?