Télécharger Xplore Baptism Site at Bethany sur PC

       


Bonne nouvelle! Une application Windows comme Xplore Baptism Site at Bethany est disponible! Télécharger ci-dessous:

Sinon, suivez les instructions ci-dessous pour utiliser Xplore Baptism Site at Bethany sur PC:

Xplore Baptism Site at Bethany Sur iTunes

After Jesus came back from the wilderness to Bethany beyond the Jordan, He found John sitting with two of his students.  John, however, objected to baptizing Jesus saying, “I am the one that needs you to baptize me!” But upon Jesus’ continued insistence, John acquiesced and baptized Jesus in the Jordan River.  When John saw Jesus he said to his students, “This is the Lamb of God who will take away the sin of the world.” (John 1:29) Hearing this, the two students decided to follow Jesus and were in turn followed by three others, among them Peter.  He was the one who would say to the Jews, “Who among you can provide evidence that I have committed a sin.” John knew of Jesus from the revelation and inspiration of the Holy Spirit (John 1:32).  Jesus left Nazareth, until he reached Bethany beyond the Jordan and went to John for baptism.  When this happened Jesus fled back across the Jordan to Bethany where John was still baptizing.  From Bethany beyond the Jordan, Jesus returned to Jerusalem only to have to flee again, this time to Ephraim (al-Tayyibah) near Ramallah.  Jesus carried the torch of faith from John the Baptist, the torch that had also been carried by Moses, Elijah and the other prophets.  He heard a voice from above say, “You are my beloved son with whom I am well-pleased.” Then the Spirit took Jesus into the wilderness where he remained for forty days, and where Satan tempted him.  The people warmly received Jesus and many came to him from the surrounding towns and villages, from Salt, Amman, Madaba and Hisban.  As Jesus was coming out of the water, he saw the heavens open up and the Holy Spirit descending like a dove.  Therefore, the water of the Jordan River became holy and all the waters that flow along the baptism site were purified, reviving the souls of people at every place and time.  After returning to Jerusalem, a dispute arose between Jesus and the Jews during the festival of the renovation of the Temple.  Jesus joined in the line of penitents asking for baptism, yet he was pure, free from all sin.  In the wilderness Jesus dwelt among the wild beasts, but the angels looked after him.  Later he returned to Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, and the events of his passion, death and resurrection would follow.  He cured them, and many people came to believe in him.  They brought their sick to him.