John the Baptist - Iōannēs Baptistēs (2220)

Definition: Iōannēs Baptistēs (ee-o-an'-nace bap-tis-tace') - John the Baptist.

Diagram: There are two Signs of John the Baptist. The first is the sign of a prophet, the second is the sign of a man. Both signs fit inside a circle with a perimeter of 2220 units, equal to the gematria value of the letters in his name. His first sign is that of the reincarnated prophet Elias the Tishbite who died hundreds of years before. God and John the prophet look very similar because both of them are spirits (flyers of heaven). God said "he was sending his messenger off from himself to prepare the way for Jesus" (Mk 1:2). The three vesicas that form their "dovelike" bodies have a combined circumference equal to the gematria value of his name. He has a face that looks just like God and Jesus. His second sign is John the man, very similar to Jesus the man, but dressed like Elias the Tishbite.

Mk 01:04a	John became the one immersing in the wilderness ...
Mk 01:06a	John was clothed in "camel hairs" and a "leather girdle " ...
Mk 01:09c	and he was immersed into the Jordan by John.
Mk 01:14a	After the handing over of John ...
Mk 02:18a	And John's disciples and the pharasees were fasting.
Mk 06:14b	they were saying that John, the one baptizing, has been raised ...
Mk 06:16b	Herod was saying ... John, whom I beheaded, this one was raised.
Mk 06:18	For John was saying to Herod ...
Mk 06:20a	For Herod feared John, knowing him to be a just and holy man ...
Mk 06:24b	And she said ... The head of John the Baptist.
Mk 06:25b	I want you to give me on a platter the head of John the Baptist.
Mk 08:28a	And they spoke to him saying ... John the Baptist ...
Mk 11:30a	The baptism of John, was it out of heaven? ...
Mk 11:32b	for all men held John, that he truly was a prophet.
Jn 01:06	There came a man sent off from God, a name to him was John.

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