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Jean-Baptiste Neyrac. Producer: Félix et les Loups. Jean-Baptiste Neyrac is known for Félix et les Loups (2014), Meurtres à Toulouse (2020) and En vie (2004).
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- Introduction
- The Historicity of Jesus’ Baptism by John
- An Examination of The Historicity of The Baptism
- An Examination of The Historicity of The Theophany
- Summary
- John and His Baptism in The Context of Second-Temple Judaism
- John’s Baptism
- John’s Prophetic Proclamation
- John’s Prophetic Role
- John’s Life and Death
Many scholars have made the assertion that Jesus was baptized by John,1 and indeed some have stated that it is one of the most sure facts we can know about Jesus. It is surprising, however, that few have fully set out and weighed the arguments surrounding the event.2The purpose of this essay is twofold: First I will set out the historical evidence ...
Since the focus of this essay is the historicity of Jesus’ being baptized and its significance, we cannot simply make the assertion of historicity; we must weigh the historical evidence and render a historical judgment. The issue before us is made somewhat more complicated by the fact that in the texts reporting the incident there are actually two ...
The evidence for Jesus’ baptism is found in a number of accounts, both canonical and extracanonical. The question immediately arises whether or not these sources are independent of each other, and thus whether the criterion of multiple attestation would apply to this event.3 The baptism of Jesus is recorded in all three Synoptic Gospels (Mark 1:9–1...
The theophany narrative has two components: the descent of the Spirit in the form of a dove and the voice from heaven announcing Jesus, “my Son, the Beloved.” The discussion above concerning multiple attestation of the baptismal accounts would also apply to the theophany accounts. The existence of four independent witnesses would support the histor...
This investigation of the historicity of the baptism narrative and the associated theophany narrative has led to the following conclusion. First of all, the baptism of Jesus by John is historically very probable or even virtually certain. This conclusion is in agreement with a number of scholars whose judgment is that this is one of the most certai...
Before considering the relationship between John and Jesus, we must consider briefly certain key elements that contribute to our understanding of John.41 These include John’s baptism, his prophetic proclamation, his prophetic role, and other features of his life and death. Since I have discussed elsewhere matters of authenticity and the historicity...
To understand John, it is most helpful to begin with the event that is probably most distinctive about him—his baptism. The ritual use of water in ablutions is a widespread religious phenomenon, and it was certainly practiced within first-century Judaism and Christianity. That John performed a water rite identified as a “baptism” is one of the most...
Not only was John perceived to be a “baptizer,” he was also understood by many people to be a prophet.79 In a manner reminiscent of prophets in the Hebrew Bible, John announced imminent judgment, called the people to repentance-baptism, and proclaimed the imminent coming of a figure who would bring judgment and restoration.80In the subsequent discu...
Having examined the content of John’s prophetic proclamation, we may now turn to the public role of prophet itself.100 It is sometimes thought that the last prophet was Malachi. His book is where the prophetic portion of the Hebrew Bible’s canon ended, and some later texts support such a view.101 Yet numerous figures did in fact arise during the Se...
Having examined his public roles, we conclude this survey of John the Baptist by briefly considering a few other facets of what may be known about him. In his infancy narrative, Luke recounts the events surrounding the expectation and birth of John into a priestly family in rural Judea (Luke 1:5– 25, 39–45, 57–79). Some scholars have proposed that ...
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This volume identifies five scripturalized narratives in the Gospel: Jesus' forty-day sojourn in the wilderness and call of the disciples; the feeding of the multitudes; the execution of John the Baptist; and the Crucifixion of Jesus.
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Jean-Baptiste Willermoz ( – ), a freemason and Christian theosopher, was the main founder of a famous Masonic Rite (the Rite Ecossais Rectifié—Rectified Scottish Rite) that is still extant.
