Trouvé 168 Résultats pour: John's Baptism
John was told of all this by his disciples. (Luke 7, 18)
So they presented themselves before him, and said, John the Baptist has sent us to ask, Is it thy coming that was foretold, or are we yet waiting for some other? (Luke 7, 20)
Then he answered, Go and tell John what your own eyes and ears have witnessed; how the blind see, and the lame walk, and the lepers are made clean, and the deaf hear; how the dead are raised to life, and the poor have the gospel preached to them. (Luke 7, 22)
Then, when John’s messengers had gone away, he took occasion to speak of John to the multitudes; What was it, he asked, that you expected to see when you went out into the wilderness? Was it a reed trembling in the wind? (Luke 7, 24)
I tell you, there is no greater than John the Baptist among all the sons of women; and yet to be least in the kingdom of heaven is to be greater than he. (Luke 7, 28)
It was the common folk who listened to him, and the publicans, that had given God his due, by receiving John’s baptism, (Luke 7, 29)
When John came, he would neither eat nor drink, and you say, He is possessed. (Luke 7, 33)
When he reached the house, he would not let anyone come in with him, except Peter and James and John, and the child’s father and mother. (Luke 8, 51)
some telling him that John had risen from the dead, and some that Elias had appeared, and some that one of the old prophets had returned to life. (Luke 9, 8)
John, said Herod, I beheaded; who can this be, of whom I hear such reports? And he was eager to see him. (Luke 9, 9)
They answered, John the Baptist; others say Elias; others, that one of the old prophets has returned to life. (Luke 9, 19)
It was about a week after all this was said, that he took Peter and John and James with him, and went up on to the mountain-side to pray. (Luke 9, 28)
