Matthew 11:11 ESV
Truly, I say to you, among those born of women there has arisen no one greater than John the Baptist. Yet the one who is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he.
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In what way was John the Baptist the greatest (Matthew 11:11)?
In what way was John the Baptist the greatest (Matthew 11:11)? What did Jesus mean when He said that John the Baptist was the greatest of those born of women?
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22. Jesus, John the Baptist, and the Jews (Matthew 11:1-30)
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Years ago when I was a student in seminary, I observed some fellow students who had a burning desire to enter into a more personal relationship with their favorite professor. How they would have loved to have been invited over to his home for dinner or simply to ha...
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What does it mean that the kingdom of God suffers violence?
What does it mean that the kingdom of God suffers violence? What is the meaning of Matthew 11:12?
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What was the meaning and importance of the baptism of John the Baptist?
What was the meaning and importance of the baptism of John the Baptist? Why did John baptize? Why was John the Baptists baptism necessary?
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4. John the Baptist and Jesus (Matthew 3:1-17)
Introduction
A few days ago, my wife and I watched a special televised broadcast of Billy Grahams evangelistic campaign in Dallas, Texas, last Fall. There was some great music by Michael W. Smith and the Gaither Vocal Band. Then, when it came time for Billy Graham to speak, he wa...
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Who was John the Baptist in the Bible?
Who was John the Baptist in the Bible? How is understanding the life of John the Baptist valuable to our spiritual growth?
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Who baptized John the Baptist?
Who baptized John the Baptist? Does the Bible record the baptism of John the Baptist?
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John the Baptist: The Last Prophet
What does God mean when He designates someone as great ? In popular culture, greatness is usually defined in terms of privilege, accomplishment, money, and power leading to some means of fame. A tru...
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