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John 1:32

John 1:32

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This is John's eyewitness testimony of Jesus's baptism. The dove symbolises peace and the Holy Spirit's presence. God confirmed Jesus publicly.

Memory phrase: The Spirit came like a dove on Jesus.

Talk about it: Why do you think the Holy Spirit came down like a dove and not something else — like an eagle or a lion?

Prayer: Holy Spirit, rest on me too. Come and stay, like You stayed on Jesus.

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