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What does the Bible say about John the Baptist's inquiry to Jesus?

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John the Baptist sends disciples to Jesus asking if He is the Messiah, indicating his concern and desire for his followers to know Christ.

In Luke 7:18-23, John the Baptist, while imprisoned, sends his disciples to inquire of Jesus whether He is the one who is to come. This inquiry signifies John's unwavering role as a witness to Christ even in his darkest hours. He aimed to ensure that his disciples did not become disheartened or confused after his death but instead were directed towards the true Messiah, who was performing miracles and preaching the gospel. The response they received was crucial; it was not just verbal acknowledgment but a demonstration of Christ's power through His deeds, reinforcing John's declaration of Jesus as the Lamb of God.
Scripture References: Luke 7:18-23, Matthew 11:2

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Luke 7:18-23
J.C. Ryle · Jun 14, 2016
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