Augustus, John the Baptist and Jesus

The era of ancient Roman civilization after the Republican Party was the Roman Empire. It is characterized by geographical, African, Asian and European territories. In addition, the Roman Empire is known for its dictatorship of politics. There are three important people in the history of the Roman Empire. These three are Augustus, John the Baptist and Jesus. The first person is Augustus. August 23, BC, August, Born as Gaius Octavius, also known as Octavian.

Then there was John the Baptist, Former Essen, who formed his own unique group. He eventually got a huge follower. Many people think John the Baptist is a Messiah. No followers of John sign up for Jesus' movement. In fact, even in the Middle East, there are still followers of John the Baptist - they are not Christians - they do not follow Jesus at all, they regard John the Baptist as their great Prophet and Messiah. In recent years, some of them have even moved to America and other Western European countries.

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The explanation of John Baptist church is different from the weather gospel. In this Gospel, John is not called the Baptist church. Baptist ministry overlaps Jesus 'ministry; there is no obvious mention about Jesus' baptism, but his testimony to Jesus is obvious. Evangelists almost certainly know the story that John is being baptized by Jesus. And he made it an important theological usage. He probably made Baptist church subordinate to Jesus in response to members of the Baptist church.

In the gospel of St. John the apostle and the evangelist, the first example in which Jesus was called the Son of God appeared in the baptism of John the Baptist. In the story, the voice from heaven called Jesus "my son". John the Baptist was imprisoned in John the Baptist (Matthew 11: 2-6 and Luke 7: 18-23), and his two disciples asked him on his behalf: "Are you a future man? ? "After me, are we still waiting for others?" - Indicates that John doubted the identity of Christ as Jesus (see also Jesus' rejection)

His official duty began after John the Baptist was baptized. According to Ruka, this is when Jesus was about 30 years old. According to Marco (11.27-33), Jesus believes that John the Baptist is authority and may be a source of inspiration. He seems to have been baptized with John the Baptist (John 3.22). After the arrest of John the Baptist (Mark 1.14), Jesus spread the message of the kingdom, emphasizing the importance of repentance by the Israelites, and started a new ministry.