John 1:32 says..." I saw the Spirit descending from heaven like a dove, and it abode on him". The turtle dove played a significant sacrificial role in The Bible. It also signified the arrival of Spring. Just a few verses earlier in John 1:29, John describes seeing Jesus as "the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sins of the world". Lamb of God along with the dove is John foretelling that Jesus will be the sacrifice that atones for the sins of the world.
Jesus's baptist was John. Jesus came to the Jordan River and John spilled water on his head. It says that the moment the water spilled on Jesus's head, the gates of Heaven opened.
No, John the Baptist was never in Hades. When he died he went straight to heaven like all belivers do.
The Person who baptized Jesus was John the Baptist( Jesus' cousin) and when John baptized Jesus, God, His father came from heaven and told the people who Jesus was ans what he would do. God is the only real God who is Jesus' father and who is also Jesus Christ. its a bit confusing :) but Jesus Christ is the only true God and if you don't believe in him and ask him into your life then you may not live in eternity. (heaven)
John the Baptist is the man who baptized Jesus Christ in the Jordan river and who became one of his first twelve disciples. John the Baptist is also Jesus' cousin. As for the baptist bird, once Jesus became baptized, the heavens opened and The Holy Spirit came down in the form of a dove that landed on Jesus' shoulder. Then God said this is my son. --: John the Baptist was not one of the 12 disciples. The disciples were Andrew, Bartholomew / Nathanael, James, the Elder, James, the Lesser or Younger, John, Judas, Jude / Thaddeus, Matthew / Levi, Peter or Simon Peter, Philip, Simon the Zealot, Thomas. To replace Judas, God ordained Saul/Paul. The dove landed on Jesus' head, not his shoulder.
No, John the Baptist was not Jesus' brother. John the Baptist was a cousin of Jesus, as his mother Elizabeth was a relative of Mary, the mother of Jesus.
Jesus and John the Baptist were cousins.
No, John the Baptist is not Jesus' brother. John the Baptist was a cousin of Jesus, as their mothers, Mary and Elizabeth, were related.
Yes, John the Baptist and Jesus were cousins.
Yes, Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist.
Jesus and John the Baptist were cousins. Their mothers, Mary and Elizabeth, were related, making Jesus and John the Baptist cousins.
John the Baptist and Jesus were cousins. Their mothers, Elizabeth and Mary, were related, making John the Baptist the cousin of Jesus.
Jesus and John the Baptist were cousins. Their mothers, Mary and Elizabeth, were related, making Jesus and John the Baptist cousins.