Jesus (The Unforeseeable God)

Author: (French) Bessière, translated by Ma Zhenpin
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book combines various gospels and a wealth of historical records to comprehensively portray a clear image of Jesus to the world. Through this book, readers can learn about Jesus' origins, his actions, why he is revered, his connections with religion, and even his ties to Islam. The book includes substantial excerpts from the Bible, providing complete, accessible, and vivid text for readers who are unfamiliar with Jesus but interested in religion. Friday, three o'clock. Jesus died. A few days earlier, everyone saw him enter Jerusalem. They saw him drive the merchants out of the Temple. They saw him before Pilate. They saw him. They saw the events unfold step by step—these are things everyone knows and have been proven. The legendary account presented by Gérard Bessière is based on reliable historical evidence throughout, while also raising doubts and questions. Unanswered questions are left suspended in time and faith. The significant and foundational deeds of Jesus, as long as they are well-documented, are presented, bringing the story of the "Son of Man" to life in historical reality. To this day, Jesus remains an tireless advocate for freedom and humanity: always the unexpected god. This book combines various gospels and a wealth of historical records to comprehensively portray a clear image of Jesus to the world. Through this book, readers can learn about Jesus' origins, his actions, why he is revered, his connections with religion, and even his ties to Islam. The book includes substantial excerpts from the Bible, providing complete, accessible, and vivid text for readers who are unfamiliar with Jesus but interested in religion.