Jep Robertson

The closest thing you could say was maybe Naaman, you know, being dunked in the Jordan to cleanse his leprosy.

I would have assumed it was the same Bethany from John 11.

I would have assumed it was the same Bethany from John 11.

I would have assumed it was the same Bethany from John 11.

Well, then I went to the... Because Bethany and John 11 is pretty close to Jerusalem because he was going there at night. Exactly.

Well, then I went to the... Because Bethany and John 11 is pretty close to Jerusalem because he was going there at night. Exactly.

Well, then I went to the... Because Bethany and John 11 is pretty close to Jerusalem because he was going there at night. Exactly.

Yep.

Yep.

Yep.

And it's probably the place he baptized Jesus as well, wouldn't you think, in that low place? Oh, exactly. Exactly.

And it's probably the place he baptized Jesus as well, wouldn't you think, in that low place? Oh, exactly. Exactly.

And it's probably the place he baptized Jesus as well, wouldn't you think, in that low place? Oh, exactly. Exactly.

You just come up with a new marketing campaign for a Ford truck.

You just come up with a new marketing campaign for a Ford truck.

You just come up with a new marketing campaign for a Ford truck.

Jason and I drive Fords, so I guess that's why.

Jason and I drive Fords, so I guess that's why.

Jason and I drive Fords, so I guess that's why.

What a lot of people miss, you have two baptisms here in this New Testament era, the first century of John's baptism or repentance. Then he points to Jesus and this idea of baptism of the Spirit. So you get over in Acts 19, you see that there's this idea there were two different baptisms, and a lot of times people were trying to figure that out in the first century.