Jesus: An Historian's Review of the GospelsCollier Books, 1992 - 261 pagine The author looks at the gospels with an historian's eye, in search of the authentic Jesus. He seeks to separate those portions of the gospels that refer to the true career and teachings of Jesus, from the subsequent additions or inventions by the evangelists. The gospels are studied in the same way as other ancient historical sources, endeavouring to reconstruct what really happened and to uncover the truth of the historical Jesus. The picture of Jesus that emerges is in some respects unfamiliar. |
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Introduction | 1 |
Change of Heart | 45 |
Failure in Galilee | 111 |
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