Sermon Tone Analysis
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The Scene of the Baptism
We saw last week how all of Jerusalem and surrounding areas were going out to John the Baptist to be baptized and confessing sins.
A scene that looks much like a modern day Revival.
We saw how the religious leaders also, came to John, but that he was able to see through their self-righteousness.
Now another religious teacher comes onto the scene and John also see’s past the exterior.
Why does Jesus need to be baptized?
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