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Baptism of the Lord God

Baptism of the Lord God The Baptism of the Lord God, also known as the Theophany or Epiphany, is a significant event in Orthodox Christianity that commemorates the baptism of Jesus Christ by John the Baptist in the Jordan River. This event is considered one of the great manifestations of the Holy Trinity, with the Father speaking from heaven, the Son being baptized, and the Holy Spirit descending in the form of a dove. In Orthodox iconography, the Baptism of the Lord God is often depicted with Jesus standing in the Jordan River, with John the Baptist pouring water over His head. The Holy Spirit is shown descending in the form of a dove from heaven, while God the Father is represented by a hand reaching down from the clouds or a representation of a throne. This event is considered significant not only because it marks the beginning of Jesus" public ministry, but also because it symbolizes the cleansing and sanctification of the waters through the presence of Christ. The Baptism of the Lord God is celebrated on January 6th in the Orthodox Church, and is a feast that is rich in symbolism and spiritual significance for believers.