Did John the Immerser Eat Locusts, the Insect? If he did it was not a primary sustenance because locusts are seasonal and the locusts of the Middle East were and still are the seventeen-year variety. Instead, he most likely ate Locust Beans which are harvested and stored. The following statement is by Rev. Cutts who is the Regional Director of the American Family Coalition in five Southeastern states:

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