Johannes the Baptist
Johannes the Baptist is a significant figure in Christianity, recognized as a prophet who heralded the coming of Jesus Christ. He is known for his unique role as the forerunner of Christ, having baptized Jesus in the River Jordan and preaching repentance. His birth is celebrated on June 24, which is closely linked to the summer solstice, symbolizing the idea that he must decrease as Christ increases, as stated in the Gospel of John. Depicted in Christian art with angelic wings, Johannes is considered the last prophet of the Old Testament, bridging the gap between the Old and New Testaments. His teachings and life continue to resonate within Christian theology, emphasizing humility and the preparation for the Messiah's arrival.
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Johannes the Baptist is seen as the last prophet of the Old Testament, a messenger between the Old and New Testaments.
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