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The Relationship between the Ministry of Jesus and the Ministry of John the Baptist as Revealed in the Four Gospels [New Revised Edition]

The Relationship between the Ministry of Jesus and the Ministry of John the Baptist as Revealed in the Four Gospels [New Revised Edition]

著者: The New Life Mission
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The Biblical Exposition series on the Four Gospels you are now listening to is divided into four parts, each consisting of several chapters. A separate Sermon section contains a total of fourteen sermons, followed by a Conclusion and three Appendices. The Ministry of Jesus and John the Baptist — Preparation and Fulfillment: The Gospel of the Water and the Spirit, Believed in the Order the Bible Records It Why do the four Gospels introduce John the Baptist before speaking of Jesus’ public ministry? Matthew records the baptism by which He fulfilled all righteousness; Mark, the messenger who prepared the way; Luke, the birth into a priestly family; and John, the testimony of the Lamb who takes away the sin of the world. These four books of the Bible—the four Gospels—together shed light on the ministry of Jesus and the ministry of John the Baptist. This book makes clear that we receive the remission of sins not by human zeal, but by believing in the gospel of the water and the Spirit. Just as sins were passed on to the sacrificial offering through the laying on of hands in the Old Testament, so Jesus took upon Him self the sin of the world through the baptism He received from John the Baptist, was judged and died on the Cross, and rose again to complete our salvation. We must believe in the ministry of Jesus and the ministry of John the Baptist exactly as the Bible records them, receive the remission of sins, abide in the assurance of this completed salvation, and live as witnesses to it. ● Scripture quotations used in this book are from the ‘New King James Version (NKJV)’, ‘American Standard Version (ASV)’. ● This audiobook is an original human creation based on the sermons of Rev. Paul C. Jong. To provide clear delivery and a comfortable listening experience, AI technology was employed only for the voice generation.Copyright © 2026 Hephzibah Publishing House キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • [00]_Preface
    2026/08/02

    When we open the door of the New Testament, we soon meet Jesus Christ. Surprisingly, however, the writers of the four Gospels do not begin at once with the public ministry of Jesus. Matthew shows John the Baptist crying out in the wilderness; Mark connects the beginning of the gospel with the event of God’s messenger preparing the way; Luke records in detail from the promise of John’s birth; and the Gospel of John introduces a man sent from God to bear witness of the Light. The four writers differ in expression and emphasis, but they all set John the Baptist at the entrance to understanding the ministry of Jesus.

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  • [01]_General introduction to the four Gospels
    2026/08/02

    The four Gospels are the name given collectively to the four books that testify of the coming, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ—namely, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The word ‘gospel’ originally means ‘good news,’ and it refers to the news that those who were under sin and death have obtained salvation freely through the Son of God. Therefore, the four Gospels are not a great man’s biography that records the life of Jesus, but the testimony of salvation that tells how He accomplished our salvation.

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  • [02]_P1_Ch01_Why do the four Gospels begin with John the Baptist?
    2026/08/02

    The main figure of the Gospels is Jesus Christ. And yet all four Gospels place John the Baptist before the public ministry of Jesus. Matthew, after finishing the account of Jesus’ birth and flight, introduces John crying out for repentance in the wilderness before entering the scene of Jesus’ baptism. Mark is more direct. He declares the beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and then immediately speaks of the messenger who would prepare the way and of the voice in the wilderness.

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