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Verse Matthew 3:14. _JOHN FORBAD HIM_] Earnestly and pressingly
opposed him: this is the proper import of the words
διεκωλευεν αυτον. I have observed that δια, in
composition, most _frequently_, if no...
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JOHN FORBADE HIM - Refused him.
I HAVE NEED - It is more suitable that I should be baptized with thy
baptism, the Holy Spirit, than that thou shouldest be baptized in
water by me. I am a sinner, and...
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3. THE HERALD OF THE KING; THE ENTRANCE UPON HIS PUBLIC MINISTRY.
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1. The Herald of the King. (Matthew 3:1 .) 2. His Message and His
Baptism. (Matthew 3:7 .) 3. The King in Jordan's Waters. (Matth...
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THE BAPTISM OF JESUS (Mark 1:9 *, Luke 3:21 f.).
Matthew 3:14 f. (Mt. only) meets the objection to the acceptance by a
sinless Jesus of a baptism connected with repentance (p. 661). Jesus
maintains (s...
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II. JESUS. APTIZED.
14. JOHN FORBADE HIM.
The objection that John made to the baptism of Christ implies some
knowledge of him. Their mothers were cousins. We do hot know that they
had any intercourse...
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Then Jesus came from Galilee to the Jordan to John to be baptized by
him. But John tried to prevent him. "It is I, he said, "who need to be
baptized by you, and are you coming to me?" Jesus answered h...
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THE EMERGENCE OF JOHN THE BAPTIZER (Matthew 3:1-6)...
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FORBAD. was hindering. Greek. _diakoluo._ Occurs only here....
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_forbad him_ Rather, WAS PREVENTING, or, ENDEAVOURED TO PREVENT....
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Jesus comes to be baptized of John. Mark 1:9-11; Luke 3:21-22; John
1:32-34
St Luke adds two particulars: that the Holy Spirit descended on Jesus
(1) "in a bodily shape," and (2) "while He was prayin...
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JESUS COMES TO BE BAPTIZED OF JOHN
Mark 1:9-11; Luke 3:21-22; John 1:32-34.
St Luke adds two particulars: that the Holy Spirit descended on Jesus
(1) “in a bodily shape,” and (2) “while He was prayin...
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ΔΙΕΚΏΛΥΕΝ, ‘was preventing,’ or, ‘endeavoured to
prevent.’...
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VER 13. THEN COMETH JESUS FROM GALILEE TO JORDAN UNTO JOHN, TO BE
BAPTIZED OF HIM. 14. BUT JOHN FORBAD HIM, SAYING, "I HAVE NEED TO BE
BAPTIZED OF THEE, AND COMEST THOU TO ME?" 15. AND JESUS ANSWERING...
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_JOHN BAPTIZED JESUS TO FULFILL RIGHTEOUSNESS MATTHEW 3:13-17:_ Years
ago a lady told me that since Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist
that made Jesus a Baptist. If my hair was cut by John the bar...
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ΔΙΕΚΏΛΥΕΝ _impf. ind. act._ Конативный _impf._
ΔΙΑΚΩΛΎΩ (G1254) препятствовать, мешать,
задерживать; здесь: пытаться
предотвратить, удержать (RWP).
ΛΈΓΩΝ _praes. act. part. от_ ΛΈΓΩ говорить, _см._...
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BUT JOHN FORBAD HIM, &C.— _But John excused himself._ See the note
on John 1:31. Doddridge and others have it, _Would have hindered_ or
_prevented him,_ saying, _I have need to be baptized of you, and...
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SECTION 6. JESUS IS BAPTIZED BY JOHN
(Parallels: Mark 1:9-11; Luke 3:21-22; cf. John 1:29-34)
TEXT: 3:13-17
13. Then cometh Jesus from Galilee to the Jordan unto John, to be
baptized of him.
14. But...
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But John forbad him, saying, I have need to be baptized of thee, and
comest thou to me?
BUT JOHN FORBADE HIM, [ diekooluen (G1254)] - rather, 'was [in the
act of] hindering him,' or 'attempting to...
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18 Compare Jer_31:15.
18 The name “Rama” was a common one for a site on a hill. There
was probably such a place near Bethlehem beside the tomb of Rachel,
who died there in sorrow (Gen_35:19-20). Ther...
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3:14 forbad (d-4) Imperfect, 'was so doing.' i.e. the act is presented
as being then done, not historically presented as one past fact.
baptised (e-12) Aorist tense, 'to be in the state of its having...
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APPEARANCE OF THE BAPTIST. BAPTISM OF JESUS
1-12. John the Baptist's ministry. The circumstances of John's birth
are detailed in Luke 1 (see notes there). He was sanctified from birth
to be the foreru...
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BAPTISM OF JESUS (Mark 1:9; Luke 3:21; John 1:32). The Baptism of
Jesus has more than one aspect and significance. To John it was with
its miraculous accompaniments a sign that Jesus was the promised...
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I HAVE NEED] not inconsistent with John 1:33 ('I knew him not'). As
Jesus approaches, a prophetic presentiment passes through the mind of
John that this is the Messiah. The descent of the Spirit makes...
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MATTHEW’S GOOD NEWS
MATTHEW’S *GOSPEL
_HILDA BRIGHT_
CHAPTER 3
THE WORK OF JOHN THE *BAPTIST 3:1-12
V1 In those days, John the *Baptist appeared in Judea’s wild
country. V2 He taught the people...
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JOHN FORBAD HIM. — Better, _sought to hinder Him._ Here again we
have a question which we cannot fully answer. Did John thus forbid
Him, as knowing Him to be the Christ? If so, how did that knowledge...
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CHAPTER 4
His Baptism - Matthew 3:13.
"THE baptism of John, was it from Heaven or of men?" This question
must have been asked throughout the length and breadth of the land in
the days of his mission....
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διεκώλυεν : imperfect, pointing to a persistent (note the
διὰ) but unsuccessful attempt to prevent. His reason was a feeling
that if either was to be baptised the relation ought to be inverted.
To und...
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_Jesus appears, His baptism and its accompaniments_ (Mark 1:9-11; Luke
3:21-22)....
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_John refuses_. It is instructive to compare the three synoptical
evangelists in their respective narratives of the baptism of Jesus.
Mark (Mark 1:9) simply states the fact. Matthew reports perplexiti...
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BAPTIZED WITH THE SPIRIT
Matthew 3:13-17
While John was denouncing the sins of others, he was very conscious of
his own. He melted in holy humility before the one nature in which his
keen eye detect...
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Here ends the old prophetic line, John being the last of the Hebrew
prophets. It found a fitting end in the stem ascetic who roused the
nation and with vehement passion denounced their rebellion, and...
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CHAPTER 4
MINISTRY OF JOHN THE BAPTIST BY MATTHEW, MARK, AND LUKE
Luke 3:1-2. “In the fifteenth year of the dominion of Tiberius
Caesar, Pontius Pilate being governor of Judea, and Herod tetrarch of...
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THE BAPTISM OF JESUS
Matthew 3:13-17; Mark 1:9-11; Luke 3:21-23. _“Then Jesus comes from
Galilee unto Jordan to John, to be baptized by him.”_ Our Lord was
six months younger than John, and hence He a...
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And Jesus answering said unto him, Suffer it to be so now: for thus it
becometh us to fulfil all righteousness. Then he suffered him.
It should seem from the modesty of John in first declining this
of...
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God has been pleased, in the separate accounts He has given us of our
Lord Jesus, to display not only His own grace and wisdom, but the
infinite excellency of His Son. It is our wisdom to seek to prof...
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14._I have need to be baptized by thee. _It is certain, that John
acknowledged Christ to be not only a distinguished prophet, as many
foolishly dream, but the Son of God, as he really was: for otherwi...
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We now begin His actual history. John the Baptist comes to prepare the
way of Jehovah before Him, according to the prophecy of Isaiah;
proclaiming that the kingdom of heaven was at hand, and calling o...
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BUT JOHN FORBAD HIM, SAYING,.... It appears from hence, that John knew
Christ before he baptized him, and before he saw the Spirit descending
and abiding on him, John 1:33 wherefore that was not a sig...
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But John forbad him, saying, I have need to be baptized of thee, and
comest thou to me?
Ver. 14. _But John forbade him_] Flatly forbade him, and kept him out
of the water with both hands earnestly; _...
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_But John forbade him_ Out of modesty he would have declined the
service, saying, _I have need to be baptized of thee_ To receive a
larger measure of the gifts and graces of the Holy Spirit from thee,...
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I HAVE NEED TO BE BAPTIZED OF THEE; John, being a sinner, needed that
spiritual renovation, the necessity and practicability of which were
taught by baptism; but Jesus Christ being perfectly holy, did...
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And yet Matthew writes: BUT JOHN FORBADE HIM, SAYING, I HAVE NEED TO
BE BAPTIZED OF THEE, AND COMEST THOU TO ME?
This passage is not out of harmony with John 1:31-33, where John says
that he did no...
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Though John was of a priestly family, this too is not mentioned. He
does not preach in the temple, but in the wilderness of the river
Jordan, at least thirteen miles from Jerusalem.
For a priest to pr...
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13-17 Christ's gracious condescensions are so surprising, that even
the strongest believers at first can hardly believe them; so deep and
mysterious, that even those who know his mind well, are apt t...
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He did not absolutely repel him, but modestly excused himself for a
time, knowing that Christ was already baptized with a more excellent
baptism than he could administer to him, for God gave him the S...
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Hippolytus Dogmatical and Historical Fragments
Wherefore John, on seeing so great a humbling of Himself, was struck
with astonishment at the affair, and began to prevent Him, saying, as
ye have just...
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Matthew 3:14 And G1161 John G2491 prevent G1254 (G5707) saying G3004
(G5723) I G1473 need G2192 ...
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‘But John would have prevented him, saying, “I have need to be
baptised of you, and do you come to me?” '
When John saw Jesus coming he felt himself unworthy to baptise Him. As
his cousin he had good...
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THE COMING ONE (3:11-17).
John's large-scale ministry having been established in these few
verses, Matthew now turns his attention to Jesus. We do not know how
long John had been preaching before this...
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THE MINISTRY OF JOHN THE BAPTIST. THE MESSIAH IS REVEALED TO THE WORLD
(3:1-17).
Many years had passed by of which Matthew tells us nothing. He is not
concerned to give us a biography of Jesus' life....
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WOULD HAVE HINDERED
(διεκωλυεν). Rather "tried to prevent" as Moffatt has it. It
is the conative imperfect. The two men of destiny are face to face for
the first time apparently. The Coming One sta...
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Matthew 3:1. _In those days came John the Baptist, preaching in the
wilderness of Judaea, and saying, Repent ye: for the kingdom of heaven
is at hand._
His was a preparatory ministry; his work was to...
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Matthew 3:1. _In those days came John the Baptist, preaching in the
wilderness of Judaea, and saying, Repent ye: for the kingdom of heaven
is at hand._
There is no entering the kingdom of heaven with...
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Matthew 3:13. _Then cometh Jesus from Galilee to Jordan unto John, to
be baptized of him. But John forbad him, saying, I have need to be
baptized of thee, and comest thou to me?_
Who among us would n...
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CONTENTS: Ministry of John the Baptist and baptism of Jesus.
CHARACTERS: God, Jesus, John.
CONCLUSION: To follow Jesus in the waters of baptism is to publicly
acknowledge our separation from sin, de...
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Matthew 3:1. _In those days came John the Baptist._ When the time of
the seventy weeks was fulfilled, when the sceptre was departed from
Judah, and when all the east, according to Suetonius, expected...
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BUT JOHN TRIED. While there is not evidence that John had ever met
Jesus before, he knew something about him, and tried to change his
mind. [Their mothers were cousins.] I OUGHT TO BE BAPTIZED BY YOU....
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MATTHEW—NOTE ON MATTHEW 3:1 John the Baptist Prepares for the
Messianic Kingdom. John now appears, preaching in the Judean desert.
It is more than 25 years since Joseph and his family moved back to
N...
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JESUS ' BAPTISM MATTHEW 3:13-17; MARK 1:9-11; LUKE 3:21-22; MATTHEW
3:13 Then cometh Jesus from Galilee to Jordan unto John, to be baptize
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CHAPTER 3
_In those days_, &c. This was in the fifteenth year of Tiberius, as S.
Luke says, when John and Christ were about thirty years of age.
Matthew passes at once from the childhood of Christ to...
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_CRITICAL NOTES_
Matthew 3:13. JESUS … BAPTISED.—He received the rite as ratifying
the mission of the great forerunner, and He also received it as the
beautiful symbol of moral purification, and the...
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EXPOSITION
MATTHEW 3:1
THE HERALD. His public appearance and proclamation (Matthew 3:1,
Matthew 3:2), as foretold by Scripture ...
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Chapter Three
In those days came John the Baptist, preaching in the wilderness of
Judaea (Matthew 3:1).
Now we have the silent years of Christ. We are jumping now from the
return to Nazareth to the b...
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Acts 1:5; Ephesians 2:3; Galatians 3:22; Galatians 3:27; Galatians 4
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THE PREACHING AND BAPTISM OF JOHN
Matthew 3:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
We wish to present the great theme of John the Baptist as he preached
in the wilderness of Judea.
1. THERE IS THE POSITIVE STATEMENT...
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Note here, 1. The modesty of John's refusal: JOHN FORBADE HIM, and
refused to admit him. But why? 1. In regard of Christ, because he knew
he needed it not: such was his majesty and greatness, that he...