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Jesus got baptised in the Jordan River by John the Baptist.
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Where is Jesus baptized?
i believe it was the river of Jordan
Why is the river Jordan important to Jesus?
They say Jesus was baptized there.
What river what Jesus baptized in?
Jordan riverJesus was baptized in the river JordanIn a river where John the Baptist, baptised people
Where and when was Jesus Christ baptized?
When He was about 30 and in the Jordan River.
Where is the location of jesus's baptisim?
Jesus was baptized in the Jordan River, at a part near near Qasr al-Yahud on the West Bank (Israel).
Did Paul baptize Jesus?
No; John the Baptist baptized Jesus in the River Jordan.
What the name of the person who baptized Jesus?
Jesus was Baptised by John. In the River Jordan.
When and where was Jesus baptized?
Jesus was baptized in the Jordan river and i do not know when it was all i know is that he was in his 30's(at least i think)
Tell you about the Baptizam of Jesus in the River Jordan?
The Baptism of Jesus in the River Jordan is a significant event in Christian belief, symbolizing Jesus' acceptance of his role as the Son of God. According to the Gospels, John the Baptist baptized Jesus, and upon emerging from the water, the Holy Spirit descended upon Jesus in the form of a dove, with a voice from heaven proclaiming Jesus as God's beloved Son. This event marks the beginning of Jesus' public ministry.
Where were Jesus Baptized?
He was baptised in the Jordan River by his cousin, John the Baptist.
What country did jesus get baptised?
Jesus was baptized in the river Jordan by his very own cousin John the baptist. And the name of the country where he was baptized was Jordan, a very small country.
Where was Jesus baptized?
The Jordan River.AnswerThe river Jordon is correct , the exact site of which is unknown today, although traditionally it is near Jericho. It was at this location that John baptized Jesus because there was much water there. This seems to indicate that Jesus was submerged under the water.
