Explore how one of history’s pivotal figures is read anew—from prophecy to personal revelation—and what that means for faith today.
This study traces how the figure of Jesus challenged existing expectations about the Messiah and how early followers understood his life, death, and divine role. It lays out a method that moves from gospel accounts to the experiences behind them, offering a clear view of how Christian faith took shape.
- Learn how Jewish messianic hopes formed a spectrum of expectations and how Jesus’ life reinterpreted them.
- See how prophecies, miracles, and Jesus’ teachings combine to shape a unique Christology.
- Understand the difference between traditional predictions and the content Jesus presented about himself.
- Get a concise, scholarly exploration of how the New Testament and early witnesses contributed to faith in Christ.
Ideal for readers of theology, church history, and biblical studies seeking a structured, accessible overview of Christ’s identity and reception.