Mark 1:9-13 covers Jesus’ baptism and His subsequent temptation in the wilderness, both of which reveal key aspects of His mission and identity. The main insights from biblical and ...

Some Bible scholars think that John may ... This could be for the following reasons: baptism is for the forgiveness of sin, yet Jesus is God’s son and therefore sinless Jesus is the greater ...

Jesus also came to save from sin. He came to make it possible for us to share in his own divine life and sonship. This new life in Christ begins in the sacrament of baptism. However, God the ...

Finally heaven may belong to children but we can still hinder their encounter with Jesus. It should be stressed that nowhere in the Bible does it condemn infant baptism. Likewise nowhere in the ...

The Holy Bible Feminine Translation Version is the result of interpreting and translating the Bible through the Discipline of ...

The holiday marks both the visit of the Three Wise Men, or Magi, to a new-born Jesus ... Bible describes St John dressed in his camel-hair garments, eating "locusts and wild honey". The baptism ...

Pupils could be asked if they can see how the trinity is connected to the baptism of Jesus (dove, voice, Jesus). Look at art works - such as the one in the clip - about this Bible story.