The Free Book of the Month for February is live: Following Jesus by N.T. Wright.
Also get Who was Jesus? by the same author for $1.99.
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That was the "plus one" in May 2015.
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I have both but a good couple of bargains for those who don't - thanks FL
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Glenn Crouch: I have both but a good couple of bargains for those who don't - thanks FL
same here. Thanks
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Both new to my library which has more than a couple of volumes by this author.
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I have the 1st one but not the 2nd one. It seems to be very short, any feedback before to buy it?
Thanks in advance,
I have them both too but this is great for those who don't have them.
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Jesús Polaino:the 2nd one. It seems to be very short, any feedback before to buy it?
It was written by Wright in 1992 in response to three books that had just been published outlining different theories about the "historical Jesus".
Wright outlines the context in which the books were written, gives an overview of what they are saying and responds to them. In his words:
The third way of replying to books like those of Thiering, Wilson and Spong is to show quite briefly the context of discussion in which they belong, the broad lines of their arguments, and the main reasons why they are to be discounted. That is the task of the present book
N. T. Wright, Who Was Jesus? (London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1992), viii–ix.
So written in a particular setting for a particular reason and the debate will have moved on in the last 25 years.
In the final chapter of the book Wright outlines some of his understanding as to who Jesus was - and he develops this further in some of his larger / later works.
Well worth reading as part of an understanding of the quest for gaining a deeper understanding of the Jesus of history.
Thanks very much Graham. Quite helpful as usually.
Blessings,