What Do You Say?

This is the story of a humble and unassuming man who calls himself John. He lived a life of simplicity, wearing clothes made of camel's hair and a leather belt around his waist. His diet consisted of locusts dipped in honey, reflecting his connection to nature and his humble way of living. John became a figure of curiosity and intrigue, particularly among the religious leaders of his time. They sought to understand who he was and why he was baptizing people if he was not the Christ, the prophesied Messiah. John, however, never claimed to be the Christ. He saw himself as a messenger, preparing the way for someone far greater—someone whose significance transcended his own humble role. Through his actions and words, John left an indelible mark, embodying humility and a steadfast sense of purpose.