How the earliest voices shaped the picture of Jesus and his message
This historical study shows how the first interpreters of Jesus understood his life, work, and role as Messiah. It explains the method used to read ancient writings on Jesus and what these writers sought to teach their readers.
From Paul to James, Peter, Jude, Hebrews, and John, the book examines how each author viewed Jesus as a man and as the Messiah, and what their writings reveal about early Christian belief. The goal is to report what these authors taught, not to defend or reconcile their views with later theology. It emphasizes careful reading of the texts to uncover central themes and a sense of the readers’ world in the first century.
Ideal for readers interested in biblical history, the formation of Christian belief, and how early Christians interpreted Jesus.
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