Marcos 1:7-12

Marcos 1:7-12 ARA

E pregava, dizendo: Após mim vem aquele que é mais poderoso do que eu, do qual não sou digno de, curvando-me, desatar-lhe as correias das sandálias. Eu vos tenho batizado com água; ele, porém, vos batizará com o Espírito Santo. Naqueles dias, veio Jesus de Nazaré da Galileia e por João foi batizado no rio Jordão. Logo ao sair da água, viu os céus rasgarem-se e o Espírito descendo como pomba sobre ele. Então, foi ouvida uma voz dos céus: Tu és o meu Filho amado, em ti me comprazo. E logo o Espírito o impeliu para o deserto

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