to John the Baptist. Jesus was baptized by John, and therefore he had to accept John's message, at least when he was being baptized, whether he changes is another question, later. But, he accepts ...

Luke says that John the Baptist emerged during this period, preaching a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sin. Drawing on ... s not simply about being baptised; it’s about living ...

Moss: One of the interesting things about the relationship between Jesus and John the Baptist is that John doesn’t lay down his tools and follow Jesus after he baptizes him. Nor, it seems ...

But otherwise, they see him as a perfectly normal human being ... of Jesus began when he was around 30 years old and he went to the Jordan River to be baptised by his cousin, John the Baptist.

John the Baptist ... being elderly, may have been an aunt, great-aunt, or one of the many types of “cousin.” The precise relationship cannot be determined. This means that Jesus and John ...

Jesus’ deeds have developed him a reputation, and everyone wants to know who he is: Is he a prophet? Elijah? Or is he in fact John the Baptist, back from the dead? John and Jesus are ...

In all four gospels, John the Baptist sets the tone for the proclamation of Jesus Christ ... 3:2), his whole being, his entire existence, was on fire with the reality of the One Who Comes.

John the Baptist was more than a preacher, he was the man who baptized Jesus. Often called the forerunner of Christ, the Bible says John the Baptist was actually Jesus's cousin. Much like his ...