A 'precursor' (all one word) is a person or thing that comes before another of the same kind, who/which is usually greater than the precursor. The word comes from the Latin word prae (meaning beforehand) and currere (meaning to run) which means to run before.
No, John the Baptist was a prophet and the precursor of Our Lord.
St. John the Baptist
John the Baptist is most likely the answer you are looking for.
No, Jesus was not a Baptist. He was a Jewish preacher and religious leader who lived in the 1st century in the region of Judea. The Baptist denomination emerged later in history, with John the Baptist being a precursor to Jesus.
The prophet of the Most High and Precursor (forerunner) of the Messiah.
it means The Mission of the glorious precursor of Jesus Christ our lord , Saint John the Baptist.
Read Luke, chapter 1. John the Baptist wasn't 'converted' to Christianity - his mission in life was ordained by God to be a precursor to Jesus.
No, John the Baptist is not considered a disciple. He is known as a prophet and forerunner of Jesus in the Christian faith.
John the Baptist was a very famous biblical figure and had a chapter in The Bible which he wrote. He was most known for being baptized by Jesus and then spreading the word of the Messiah.
The Voice that cries out in the wilderness.
It was Jesus' cousin John, known as John the Baptist.
John the Baptist is considered to be a cousin of Jesus, as their mothers, Mary and Elizabeth, were related. John is known for baptizing Jesus and preparing the way for his ministry.