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Baptism of our Lord • Luke 3:15–22 • January 10, 2016

By Robert Kolb I am not particularly fond of John the Baptist. It is not his strange clothes or his strange diet that puts me off. I know lots of people with strange clothing eating strange foods. His threatening me with fire is the reason I would rather avoid John. Fire hurts, a long time. ..

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Baptism of our Lord · Isaiah 43:1-7 · January 10, 2010

By Reed Lessing “He Only Has Eyes For You!” Overview of the text The verb יצר creates an inclusio around Isaiah 43:1-7, as it appears in 43:1b and 7b. In the middle is Yahweh’s love for his people: “Because you are precious in my eyes, (and) valuable and I, I love you” (43:4). In order to ..

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Baptism of Our Lord · Mark 1:4-11 · January 11, 2009

By William W. Schumacher Jesus Christ, the Son of God—that is who Mark identifies in the opening tide verse of his gospel (1:1). As such, of course, Jesus was in no personal need of the “repentance and the forgiveness of sins” attached to John’s baptism (1:4). Yet, there he is, going down into the water ..

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Baptism of our Lord • Luke 3:15–22 • January 10, 2016

Baptism of our Lord • Luke 3:15–22 • January 10, 2016

Baptism of our Lord · Isaiah 43:1-7 · January 10, 2010

Baptism of our Lord · Isaiah 43:1-7 · January 10, 2010

Baptism of Our Lord · Mark 1:4-11 · January 11, 2009

Baptism of Our Lord · Mark 1:4-11 · January 11, 2009

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