Why Jesus Was Baptized Though Sinless

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The baptism of the Lord marks the end of the Christmas and Epiphany seasons, revealing Christ’s divinity to humanity. Through His baptism, Jesus incorporated us into Himself, making us members of His mystical body and children of God. This baptism not only forgives sins but also infuses sanctifying grace, incorporating us into the Church and empowering us to continue Christ’s work of salvation.

Baptism marks the beginning of our divine life, uniting us with Christ and making us temples of the Holy Spirit. Through baptism, we are called to reject Satan and live our faith, following Jesus’ example of resisting temptation and striving to be the light of the world. God sees us as His beloved sons and daughters, and we are challenged to live up to this dignity by rejecting sin and embracing our role as His children.

Jesus’ baptism was for us, not for himself, as he didn’t need it. Through his baptism, he obtained the grace to free us and help us live according to our dignity as children of God.

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