An angel of the Yahweh declares “they will call him Immanuel (which means God with us)” (Matthew 1:23), and two scenes unfold - dramatic, disarming and prophetic - in the first, we see three kings, pagan gentiles from a foreign land bowing down to behold their king. Then in the second, we see this king thrown into exile, a refugee, an outcast. We see in Christ an incarnate God who stands in solidarity with those on the margins because that is where this God exists. This is Immanuel.
Note, the short video at the 18:18 mark can be found in full here
