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The author applies historical-critical methods to the gospel sources to outline the life, character, and teachings of the historical Jesus, reconstructing childhood and youth, mental habits, and methods of teaching through parables and friendships with followers. Chapters analyze his understanding of God, prayer, compassion, sin, and the meaning of his death and reported resurrection, and trace how early Christian belief spread within the Roman world. The book concludes with reflections on theological interpretations such as incarnation and redemption and offers study questions to guide further group discussion.
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