A Marginal Jew Rethinking the Historical Jesus. John P. Meier vol.2 Mentor, message, and miracles
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TextLanguage: 0 eng Publication details: U.S.A; Doubleday; 1994Description: 1118tr; hardcover, illustrations; 24cmISBN: - 0385469926
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- M511-J65
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Here is the celebrated second volume in John P. Meier's series on the life of Jesus, in which he continues his quest for the answer to the greatest puzzle of modern scholarship: Who was Jesus? Volume 1 concluded with Jesus approaching adulthood. In this second volume, the author grapples with the words and deeds of Jesus during his public ministry. A vivid portrait of Jesus emerges through Meier's careful examination of Jesus' mentor, his message, and his miracles. Volume 2 definitely resolves the long-standing debate about the relationship between Jesus and his mentor, John the Baptist. Meier concludes that John was the person who had the greatest single influence on Jesus
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