Baptism of Jesus and First Disciples

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It marked the fulfillment of his time in Nazareth and the start of his public life.
It signified the acceptance of his destiny and the initiation of his mission as Messiah.
It represented the commencement and embrace of his role as God's suffering Servant. (correct)
It symbolized the culmination of his ministry as God's Servant.

It symbolized the end of his preparatory period and the start of his ministry, in line with his Father's will.
It publicly initiated his role as Messiah, demonstrating his compliance with God's plan. (correct)
It served as a private acknowledgment of his role as Messiah.
It marked a transition from private contemplation to active ministry, reflecting his Father's wishes.

It resulted in two of John's followers deciding to follow Jesus. (correct)
It prompted Jesus to begin his public ministry.
It led to a dialogue between Jesus and John about their respective roles.
It caused a division among John's followers, with some choosing to follow Jesus.

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<p>It signified their deep commitment to John's teachings and their desire to learn from him. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The event marking Jesus' acceptance of his mission as God's Servant.

Jesus' baptism signified the conclusion of His years in Nazareth.

The prophet who baptized Jesus and gathered disciples.

Initial followers of Jesus, drawn by John's proclamation.

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God's affirmation of Jesus' mission at His baptism.

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The Catholic Catechism describes Jesus' baptism as accepting his mission as God's suffering servant.
Baptism, like weddings or ordinations, marks significant transitions and commitments.
Jesus' baptism marked the beginning of his public ministry and conforming to God's will.
Jesus sought baptism to fulfill his unique vocation as Messiah.
His baptism was confirmed by God's spoken words from heaven.
Some individuals who followed John the Baptist, spent time with him and Jesus after his baptism.

Some followers of John the Baptist saw more than just a brief excursion for baptism, they absorbed the message.
They engaged with the Baptist.
Jesus spent time with the developing disciples.
Two followers of John, saw Jesus and followed him after their conversation.
They asked Jesus' location.