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Mark 1:11
Mark 6:17–29
Matthew 3:1–12
Luke 1:5
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John 1:35–42
John 3:22–36
John 3:30
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Matthew 3:3
Mark 1:2–3
Luke 1:16–17
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Latin for "his name is John", from Luke 1:63. Luke 1:63

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