Mar 14, 2022 · Jesus was being strongly rejected by the leaders of Israel: the Pharisees, the Sadducees
John the Baptist, the son of Zacharias and Elizabeth, was Jesus' cousin through Mary (Luke 1:36). His life was unusual, even from before his conception. While performing his priestly duties in the temple, Zacharias .
Did John the Baptist Doubt Jesus as Messiah?
John the Baptist asked the question because his disciples needed strengthening (this view was held by Luther, Calvin, Beza) John wondered whether Jesus was the Great One because of His acts of meekness and mercy John’s faith may have failed as a result of his being in Herod’s prison for months with no action by Jesus .
Was John the Baptist having doubts about who Jesus was? A: John was probably not having doubts but rather was preparing his disciples for the person whom they should follow after John’s death.
Nov 09, 2012 · It’s unclear exactly when John first consciously knew that Jesus was the Son of God, whose way he had come to prepare. The Apostle John quotes him as saying, “I myself did not know him” (John 1:31) around the time he baptized Jesus.
What John the Baptist Missed in His Expectations
Yet of all the people who mistook the Lord for someone he’s not, the most incredible example is John the Baptist. John was Jesus’ hype man. He was God’s very instrument, born to prepare the way for the Lord, to make straight his paths, and to announce him to the world. Set apart in the womb and filled with the Spirit, …
Beware of the Satanic doctrine that teaches John the Baptist doubted God when he was told directly from God Himself how to recognize the Messiah. Not even Paul, Silas or Peter doubted Jesus when they were in prison.
Anyone who teaches this false doctrine is a deceiver.
Dom, who is saying John the Baptist “doubted God”?
Or, who mentioned anything about Paul, Silas or Peter having prison doubts ?
Your statements make no sense.
I believe it was you quoting from Harry Bethel, (affectionately known as Halo Harry), who claims Jesus was wearing a halo in order to alert John the Baptist
to Jesus’s Messianic credentials.
Was that you?
Seems you’re fond of foreign renderings but only so long as they are sanctified by your leader Harry Bethel—never mind his lack of biblical authority.