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John's baptism: what was its origin, heavenly or human?' (Luke 20, 4)
and if we say human, the whole people will stone us, for they are convinced that John was a prophet.' (Luke 20, 6)
and he sent Peter and John, saying, 'Go and make the preparations for us to eat the Passover.' (Luke 22, 8)
A man came, sent by God. His name was John. (John 1, 6)
John witnesses to him. He proclaims: 'This is the one of whom I said: He who comes after me has passed ahead of me because he existed before me.' (John 1, 15)
This was the witness of John, when the Jews sent to him priests and Levites from Jerusalem to ask him, 'Who are you?' (John 1, 19)
John answered them, 'I baptise with water; but standing among you -- unknown to you- (John 1, 26)
This happened at Bethany, on the far side of the Jordan, where John was baptising. (John 1, 28)
And John declared, 'I saw the Spirit come down on him like a dove from heaven and rest on him. (John 1, 32)
The next day as John stood there again with two of his disciples, Jesus went past, (John 1, 35)
and John looked towards him and said, 'Look, there is the lamb of God.' (John 1, 36)
One of these two who became followers of Jesus after hearing what John had said was Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter. (John 1, 40)
