Zohar, whose name means light, saw the light first. Zohar, as he watched the stars, saw the new one suddenly appear and illuminate the little town of Bethlehem, which lay below the hillside where his father and brothers were tending their sheep. Zohar was among the first to visit the tiny infant who would change the world. Zohar was present when the three noble visitors lay their gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh before the child. Zohar had no gift to give but was promised that one day would provide a most important gift. Zohar, thirty three years later, is called upon to fulfill the promise and journey to Jerusalem to deliver his gift. Follow Zohar as he discovers the true meaning of his gift and, in turn, receives the greatest gift of all. G. E. Brock's tale of a shepherd's encounter with the Lamb of God will captivate children of all ages. By delivering a special gift to the Good Shepherd as He fulfills His mission on earth, Zohar learns that his greatest gift is not the one he gives, but the one he receives in return.