Biblical Magi are the group of travelers described in the Gospel of Matthew who traveled from the East to honor the infant Jesus. Following a celestial sign, they located the child and presented him with three specific offerings: gold, frankincense, and myrrh. While the biblical text does not specify their exact number, names, or social status, Christian tradition has long identified them as three kings. They are celebrated as saints in various traditions, including Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, and Oriental churches.