Question

What is a deeper meaning of the Baptism of Jesus?

Explain?

Answer 1

John's baptism of Jesus was different from his baptism of other people because he was performing baptisms with the ideology that humans are all sinful in need of this washing away and when Jesus approached him to be baptized he acknowledged that Jesus was this Son of God of the trinity in which name he was baptizing.

Let me just tell you this now HE IS REAL and he is the one and only God,

he made this world and it went corrupt from the first sin of Adam and Eve.

When they took a bite out of the fruit of the tree of knowledge of all good and evil, they relised they were naked and they hid from God and when he called out to them and they did not respond he knew what happened and he sent them out of the garden but first he gave them clothing and they went and had children and they had kids and they had kids and they did and now here we are living in this world and you know what JESUS IS STILL REAL! He made the world in 7 DAYS!? How could you not believe he is real? So that's all i have to say.....for now.

hope this helped you;)

Answer 2

Ok, first off this is religion which would be social studies, not history. The entire point of the baptism in Christianity is to "cleanse" oneself. So, technically(if he existed), Jesus, who by defintion is perfect(not needing cleansing) was baptised(by a human), it was not to cleanse him. Also, god speaks in that portion of the bible and proclaims Jesus his son, which further cements his identity in Christianity. Anyway, the deeper meaning in that baptism is that Jesus is further implementing himself with humanity by coming down to their level by allowing himself to be baptised by a less "holy" being. Which the entire point in Jesus, is that he(again if he existed) comes down to humanity, who has nothing to offer, and offers them redemption and a way back to his father(who is a part of the trinidad, which kind of means that is a part of him, it is very complex). Anyway, he further shows this meaning by allowing himself to be baptised.

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