The exact location of John the Baptist's baptism site is debated, but it is commonly believed to be along the Jordan River, near places like Bethany beyond the Jordan or the area around the Dead Sea. The distance from Jerusalem to these sites is approximately 20 to 30 miles (32 to 48 kilometers). Travelers during that time would have taken a winding path, which could increase the journey distance. Overall, it would have taken several hours to a full day to walk from Jerusalem to the baptism site.
No. Both Baptists and Anabaptists have their names deriving from the idea that they would "re-baptize" people. By 1500's it had become normative to practice the Christian rite of baptism on infants as an expression of faith of the parents.Both Baptists and Anabaptists believed that baptism is to express the faith of the individual. Therefore, people who joined Baptist or Anabaptist groups were required to undergo "believer's baptism" even if they had been baptized as infants.John the Baptist was described as such because his most famous role in the Bible was as the one who baptized Jesus. Even though John did practice believer's baptism, he was not a "Baptist" in the Christian sense. John's baptism was a Jewish baptism of repentance. (The English term "baptize" is simply the transliteration of a Greek word meaning to dip or immerse.) It was pre-Christian.
John devoted his life to God. As far as we know he did nothing really bad during his life.
As far as we know, it's been in record only once when John baptized Jesus.
Tiberius was a person and on capri which is very far from Jerusalem
No John the baptist never ever said anything about any one coming after me. But he very clearly said that a far greater man would come after him, whose straps of ths sandle he is not fit to loosen.
Some believe that John the Baptist was an orphan because his parents were old when he was born. He became adopted by Essene or monks who lived in the desert and lived off the land. He did not have a profession as far as we know so, he was a man of poverty.
bethelehem is about 11 km from Jerusalem
Jerusalem and Baghdad are 547 miles (881km) apart.
His ministry in Judea (John 3:22-4:4; Luke 3:19-20, 4:14; Mark 1:1; and Matthew 4:12). Jesus spent a short time with His disciples ministering in a place not far from where John the Baptist was preaching and baptizing. Word of Jesus' successes came to the attention of the Pharisees in Jerusalem and raised their hostility toward Him. Also Jesus learned that Herod Antipas had arrested John the Baptist for John's criticism of his relationship with his brother's wife. So Jesus decided to leave Judea and then began what has become known as The Great Galilean Ministry.
The quickest driving route to Eliat from Jerusalem is 308 km
about 50 to 150
i have absolutely no idea