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Why Did Jesus Christ Allow John the Baptist to Be Beheaded?

What Bible Study topic, subject, or chapter would you like to learn in more detail? We are opening those again now that the Father is once again, sending His Spirit to gather His saints once again for the last time; we feel the need to address questions.

Many of the questions are not asked clearly, but we’ll do our best to answer them as well as we can.

Questions and Answers from BSM Newsletter

Today’s question is:

Why did Jesus Christ allow his cousin and forerunner, and messenger, John the Baptist to be beheaded?

This is a great question; I used to wonder the same thing when I learned the closeness of their family ties and relationship. Here is the thing to understand; their generation was one where they were rebelling against the establishment (church).

John grew up in the spirit of the Lord and had a mission; Christ grew up the same. The mission during our time here on the earth is more vital than saving one’s life. They just walk by faith and they do not try to save their life because they understand they will lose it.

They know that if they lose their life, they will gain it, even eternally. Therefore, John was not concerned with anything except the mission, and Christ also was not concerned but with the mission. Beyond this, we all should learn a great lesson; the work doesn’t stop.

The Work and Mission Continues

Just like in the world today, 9/11 happens, wars happen, covid happens; what do the nations do? They pick themselves up by the bootstraps and continue on. The word resilience comes to mind. Those who are about Christ and are His Kingdom of Priests on the earth must adopt or have the same mentality when it comes to the mission of reclaiming the earth.

Leaders may go down, friends, family, and close ones may die or just leave the faith. There is nothing you can do about it; you must continue the mission as Christ did in this case. Be strong, be very courageous, be ready to take up the mantle, and be resilient in the mission of all missions!

I pray this has been edifying in the name of the Son of God.

Elder Ishe / Brthr Nhmyh

BibleStudyMinistry.com


This is not a depiction of John the Baptist but art from men who were decapitated during the inquisitions.

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4 Comments

  1. Kelly Kelly

    Thank you for this please pray for my family and I thank you Kelly, Aiden, and Kase.

    • Father in Heaven, we lift up Kelly, Aiden, and Kase before you this moment, for peace, strength, love, forgiveness, and healing in all ways. We thank you for attending to our petition. Forgive them Father and heal in the name of Your beloved Son. LET IT BE SO!

      Min Koko

  2. Akanji Rebecca Akanji Rebecca

    Thank you for this answer.

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