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The Christian faith rests on one thing, or rather, one person: Jesus. But who was Jesus? This has been the perennial question of Christians and non-Christians alike for two thousand years.
If Jesus is not who he says he is, then faith is in vain (1 Cor 15:17). Jesus’ identity has been in question ever since he first stepped foot on this planet, and it is an inquiry that continues to be just as important and contested today. For a short time, you can save 50% on an important study on this very topic: A Marginal Jew: Rethinking the Historical Jesus (4 vols.).
In this massive four-volume exposition of the historical Jesus, noted scholar John P. Meier pursues the historical Jesus and his impact on today’s world. His well-reasoned account of Jesus’ life is nothing less than startling. It is as though almost two thousand years after Jesus died and rose to life we are seeing him for the first time as his contemporaries would have seen him—“a marginal Jew”—with all the implications and questions raised by this deliberately provocative title. Indeed, the author has sketched a portrait of Jesus for our time.
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Matthew Boffey