 
 <prompt> text: ```John the Baptist (wey dem sabi as "Ioánnes (h)o baptistés" or Ἰωάννης ὁ βαπτίζων, "Ioánnes (h)o baptízon", wey dem sabi as the Prophet Yahya for Quran), also known as John the Baptizer, na Jewish preacher wey dey move from place to place for early first century AD. People dey respect John well well for Christianity, Islam, Bahá'í Faith, and Mandaeism. Dem dey call am prophet for all these religions, and dem dey honour am as saint for many Christian religions.

John dey use baptism as the main symbol or sacrament for hin messianic movement. Most scholars agree say John baptize Jesus. Some scholars believe say Jesus na follower or disciple of John. But John the Baptist own words for scripture dey strongly against this idea, even though some New Testament reports talk say some of Jesus' early followers don follow John before. John the Baptist also dey mentioned by Jewish historian Josephus. Some scholars believe say John dey influenced by the semi-ascetic Essenes, wey dey expect apocalypse and dey practice rituals wey dey similar to baptism, but no direct evidence dey to support this.

According to New Testament, John dey expect say one messianic figure wey pass am go come. Christians dey refer to John as the person wey come before Jesus, since John announce say Jesus dey come. Dem also dey talk say John na the same person as prophet Elijah.

1. Who be the prophet Yahya?
2. Wetin else dem sabi am as?
3. E be only Christian faiths dey respect am?
4. Na how many faiths?
5. Who e dey expect to come after am?
6. The same as who?
7. How Christians dey refer to am?
8. Wetin e do?
9. Wetin be hin main sacrament?
10. Who e baptize?
11. Which historian talk about am?
12. Wetin dey controversial about John and Jesus?
13. Where many of Jesus' early followers come from?
14. Which faith e be?``` <response>: ```1. John
2. John the Baptizer
3. No
4. 4 including Christianity
5. messianic figure
6. No
7. precursor or forerunner of Jesus
8. announced Jesus' coming
9. baptism
10. Jesus
11. Josephus
12. John was influenced by the semi-ascetic Essenes
13. John
14. Jewish``` 