(Disclaimer: This transcript is auto-generated and may contain mistakes.) And I want you to see in John chapter 1 verse 29 the Bible reads the next day John seeth Jesus coming on to him and saith behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world. So John sees Jesus and he says behold the Lamb of God okay so in verse 29 John the Baptist sees Jesus okay then in verse 30 I want you to notice he says this is he of whom I said after me cometh a man which is preferred before me for he was before me and so John says after me cometh a man now the reason why he says after me is because John the Baptist was born before Jesus right he also started his ministry before Jesus did so John the Baptist was born before and he also started ministry first so he's able to say after me cometh a man because Jesus came after John the Baptist in that sense but he also says which is preferred before me for he was before me that shows Jesus actually was before John the Baptist so because we know that Jesus was here at the very beginning and the beginning was the word but it goes into more detail here we look at verse 31 and we talked about this before but notice what it says in verse 31 and I knew him not the him there is still referring to Jesus but that he should be made manifest to Israel therefore might come baptizing with water and John bear record saying I saw the Spirit descending from heaven like a dove and it abode upon him still talking about Jesus Christ who came before him as John the Baptist said okay then it says in verse 33 and I knew him not still referring to Jesus Christ but he does sent me to baptize with water the same said on to me upon whom thou shalt see the Spirit descending and remaining on him the same as he which baptized with the Holy Ghost so John the Baptist said I saw the Spirit descending upon the one who's gonna baptize with the Holy Ghost and we still see the context that this person came before John the Baptist okay notice verse 34 what John the Baptist says and I saw and bear record that this is the Son of God now this is the same context going back to verse number 30 where he said that he's before me what does that show you that shows the Son of God was before John the Baptist even though he was born after so what does that prove it proves he didn't become the Son of God at his baptism right because the same context he was before him and I saw under record that this is the Son of God now I've never really heard anyone try to argue this until the last couple years and you have these oneness heretics that are springing up and saying well who became the Son of God as baptism where he became the Son of God you know when he was in Mary's womb or when he was born no before John the Baptist he was the Son of God that's what we see here in John chapter 1 because the context is still there and before Jesus before John the Baptist was Jesus and he was the Son of God before John the Baptist because he's eternally the Son of God because at the very beginning in the beginning was the Word we had God the Father God the Son God the Holy Ghost at the very beginning the Trinity has always existed it wasn't one God that became three no it was always been the three at the very beginning there's always been one God we believe in the Trinity and I believe most everybody except a few weird calls you know the kingdom followers and INC I think everybody here believes in the Trinity but I mean it just shows right from the Bible and honestly sometimes you know until you have a false you know argument come up you don't even think of trying to see how you can disprove something right there in John chapter 1 we see very clearly that the Son of God came before John the Baptist he was eternally the Son of God