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The 15 pages that link to John the Baptist, each with the reason it gives.

• JesusRelated: The Gospel accounts connect Jesus’s baptism and early activity with John.

• BaptismRelated: His baptism is the immediate historical model named in accounts of Jesus’s baptism.

• Historical JesusRelated: Jesus’s association with John helps place his beginnings within a contemporary renewal movement.

• Jordan RiverRelated: His ministry made the river a central place in Christian accounts of baptism.

• ElijahRelated: The New Testament associates John with Elijah-like prophetic expectations.

• Herod AntipasRelated: Antipas imprisoned and executed John after the preacher condemned his marriage to Herodias.

• PenanceRelated: His call to repentance and baptism shaped early Christian penitential language.

• QumranCompared with: Proposed connections between him and Qumran remain speculative rather than established.

• Andrew the ApostleRelated: John’s Gospel portrays Andrew as a follower of John before he follows Jesus.

• Chronology of JesusRelated: The Gospels make John’s activity a chronological lead-in to Jesus’s ministry.

• Umayyad MosqueRelated: A shrine associated with John the Baptist is housed within the mosque.

• Ginza RabbaRelated: Mandaean traditions surrounding John appear across the religion’s scriptures, alongside the Ginza Rabba.

• Saronic IslandsRelated: Hydra’s Monastery of the Prophet Elias is associated with John the Baptist through its dedication.

• Mandaean Book of JohnRelated: The book presents its teachings and discourses under his name.

• Ministry of JesusRelated: The Gospels place Jesus’s activity after his encounter with John’s movement.