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ISBN:	1439190682 (ISBN13: 9781439190685)
Edition Language:	English

Who Is Jesus?: Linking the Historical Jesus with the Christ of Faith

Darrell L. Bock

Paperback | Pages: 256 pages

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From the author of Discovering the Da Vinci Code, this new book is the result of a ten-year study that offers concrete evidence to reconcile the Jesus of history with the Christ of faith.

IS JESUS WHO HE SAID HE WAS? Some say he was just a man; others claim he was the Son of God. Historian Darrell Bock tests the authenticity of Jesus’ claims against the rules of history to find out if he truly is the Christ of Faith.

This reader-friendly book examines twelve events, sayings, and teachings of Jesus, using ten well-accepted historical rules. Pull up a chair, engage in the conversation, and discover how fascinating the discussion of the historical Jesus can be.

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Title	:	Who Is Jesus?: Linking the Historical Jesus with the Christ of Faith
Author	:	Darrell L. Bock
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 256 pages
Published	:	September 4th 2012 by Howard Books
Categories	:	Religion. Theology. History. Christianity. New Testament

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Many Christians accept what the Bible says on faith, thinking "If the Bible says it's true, then it just is!". Other Christians want to know why the Bible is true, want to know about the historical evidence for the Bible, and enjoy spending time thinking through philosophical arguments. The book "Who Is Jesus?", will especially appeal to the latter group, although people of all walks will enjoy reading this well-crafted book. I found the book to be well laid out and easy to read and comprehend.



Review of method and subsequent application to the historical Jesus via criteria of authenticity; specific to 12 events in the life of Jesus (6 in Galilee and 6 in Jerusalem).

A very good "critique", if you will, of the Jesus Seminar's conclusion regarding the Jesus of Scripture and the Historical Jesus. I'm sure you could draw a Venn Diagram to show the respective mutuality among the two, and the Jesus Seminar tried to widen that gap as much as possible. Bock will take the same language, and some of the same presuppositions that would be drawn from the Jesus Seminar, and try to push those two circles together such that there is mutual inclusivity - the historical

Darrell L. Bock is a New Testament scholar and research professor of New Testament studies at Dallas Theological Seminary in Dallas, Texas, United States. Bock received his PhD from Scotland's University of Aberdeen.In one sense, this book is an example of colossal hubris.  At first, when I read the beginning of this book, I was ready to tear into this book like I tear into an herb-crusted ribeye steak or some boneless chicken cooked to excellence, a fate that most authors greatly dislike for their books.  After all, contrary to the author and others like him, God and the Bible are not in the dock to be tried by even sympathetic judges like the author, but we are in the dock seeking the mercy of God.  When

In one sense, this book is an example of colossal hubris.  At first, when I read the beginning of this book, I was ready to tear into this book like I tear into an herb-crusted ribeye steak or some boneless chicken cooked to excellence, a fate that most authors greatly dislike for their books.  After all, contrary to the author and others like him, God and the Bible are not in the dock to be tried by even sympathetic judges like the author, but we are in the dock seeking the mercy of God.  When