Here we provide detailed exegetical analyses of Luke 3:15-17, 21-22, focusing on the baptism of Jesus. There is a verse-by-verse explanation, incorporating insights from various New Testament scholars, and exploring the passage's theological, historical, and pastoral applications for sermon preparation. There is also a structured exegetical approach, examining text-critical variants, historical-grammatical aspects, and the historical context of Second Temple Judaism. We highlight the passage's Trinitarian significance, Christological implications, and its importance in understanding Jesus' messianic mission and the inauguration of his public ministry.
The Baptism of Jesus – A Revelation of Identity and Mission
A Study on the Lectionary Text for January 12, 2025
Jan 07, 2025
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This podcast shares sermons from Dr. W. David Phillips. Dr. Phillips has years of pastoring and church planting experiences in the Southern and Mid-Atlantic regions of the U.S., along with entrepreneurial endeavors across the country.
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