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Baptism of Jesus and His Vocation

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According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, what does Jesus' baptism signify?

The commencement of his role as God's suffering Servant. (correct)

His rejection of worldly possessions and attachments.

A symbolic cleansing from original sin.

The formalization of his status as a rabbi.

How did Jesus's view of his messianic role differ from popular expectations?

He accepted a path of suffering and death, not a glorious conquest. (correct)

He sought to establish a new earthly kingdom through military might.

He embraced a life of luxury and power, unlike the expected humble servant.

He focused on spiritual liberation rather than political revolution.

What prompted the two followers of John the Baptist to follow Jesus?

They were dissatisfied with John's teachings and sought a new leader.

They witnessed a miraculous healing performed by Jesus.

They were drawn to Jesus' charismatic personality and oratory skills.

John the Baptist identified Jesus as the 'Lamb of God.' (correct)

What can be inferred about the early days of Jesus' ministry from the encounter with the two followers?

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What was the significance of Jesus spending several days with John the Baptist and his followers after his baptism?

<p>It marked the beginning of Jesus' public ministry and the gathering of his first disciples. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Jesus' Baptism

The acceptance and inauguration of Jesus' mission as God's suffering Servant.

Public Phase of Vocation

Jesus' ministry begins after his baptism, signaling a shift from private to public life.

Messiah Concept

Jesus is the Anointed One who consents to suffering for humanity's sins.

John the Baptist's Role

John calls Jesus 'the Lamb of God' and leads followers to him.

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First Disciples

The early followers of Jesus who left John to follow him after his baptism.

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Baptism of Jesus

The Catechism of the Catholic Church describes Jesus' baptism as accepting his role as God's suffering servant.
People mark important commitments with ceremonies, like weddings and ordinations. This transition signifies a change in someone's duties and rights.

Jesus' Public Vocation

Jesus acts in conformity with God's will, beginning a public phase of his mission as Messiah.
He is not the glorious, popular Messiah of imagination but a Messiah who accepts death for the remission of sins.
His Father seals his unique vocation confirming it from heaven.

First Disciples

Some people who sought out John the Baptist for baptism remained for a longer period of time.
They absorbed his message and formed a growing body of disciples.
Jesus spent several days after his baptism and his own ministry started.

Following Jesus

Two followers of John the Baptist saw Jesus and followed him.
Jesus enquired about their purpose.
They inquired about his dwelling place.

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Explore the significance of Jesus' baptism as portrayed in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, emphasizing his acceptance of his role as God's suffering servant. Delve into Jesus' initiation of his public ministry as the Messiah and the early formation of his disciples. Understand the impact of these events on Christian commitment and identity.