About This Book
The narrator, an elderly follower who once lived in Galilee, records a lifetime of religious seeking and personal experience with Jesus, tracing early devotion to the Law, encounters with prophetic and philosophical figures, and gradual adoption of a New Law centered on forgiveness and the Kingdom of God. He recounts healings, parables, tensions with religious authorities, the death of John the Baptist, predictions of suffering, the last meals and crucifixion, post‑resurrection appearances, and the formation of a faith community guided by the Holy Spirit. Themes include faith, conscience, the contrast between old and new religious order, and the costs of discipleship.
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