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==John the baptist==
===[[Mr 1:2-11 | Mark]] (hint: click here for details)===
Mark had a simple understanding of John the Baptist as the forerunner to the Messiah:
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===Matthew===
Matthew had a deeper understanding that the Messiah brought with him the judgement of manand introduced the Kingdom of Heaven.
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:[[Mt 3:1]] ΒΆ In those days came John the Baptist, preaching in the wilderness ([[Mr 1:4]]) <span style="color:green">of Judaea,</span>
Each successive author displays a more proficient grasp on the prophecies of the Old Testament as evidence that they "studie[d] to show [themselves] approved" in "rightly dividing" the word of truth.
The addition of new information by each author is a hint at new tools for interpretation that they found. If we look at the tools systematically and rigorously, it is like drawing pictures to explain a joke. It takes the fun out of it. We need to do some of it because we don't speak Hebrew, and some of them can only be seen in Hebrew. But we will try to keep it simple and fun.
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