Three Kings of Orient: A Christmas Carol

Tender, lyrical, and steeped in reverence, Three Kings of Orient: A Christmas Carol by John B. Bonkins offers a beautiful retelling of the journey of the Magi, the wise men who followed the star to Bethlehem. Written in the devotional and poetic tradition of nineteenth-century Christmas literature, Bonkins’ carol transforms this sacred story into a meditation on faith, humility, and divine guidance.

Through graceful verse and imagery, the work captures the mystery and majesty of the Nativity, tracing the kings’ pilgrimage across desert sands and starlit skies toward the humble cradle of Christ. Bonkins imbues each stanza with both spiritual depth and musical rhythm, echoing the timeless wonder that has made this theme central to Christian devotion and Christmas celebration.

A perfect reflection of Victorian piety and poetic beauty, this carol stands as a cherished piece of seasonal and sacred literature, honoring the eternal light that leads all seekers home.

Complete edition of John B. Bonkins’ 19th-century Christmas carol and poem

Retells the journey of the Magi in lyrical, devotional verse

A classic of religious poetry and Christmas tradition

Essential for readers of sacred music, devotional verse, and holiday literature