Jesus: The Greatest Life of All (Great Lives from GodÂ’s Word)

by Charles R. Swindoll

Hardcover, 2008

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Jesus Christ. He is, without question, the most influential person in history. Millions of people claim the truths of the religion that bears His name. But who exactly is Jesus? A popular religious teacher? An ancient martyr? Many today are unsure. Even scholars debate whether the Jesus of history is the Christ of faith. Now, more than ever, we need a clear understanding of the person and work of the man millions call Savior.  In this ninth and final biographical study in the best-selling Great Lives from God's Word series, beloved pastor and Bible teacher Charles Swindoll introduces you to the carpenter from Nazareth as you have never seen Him before.   This fascinating biography, filled with biblical and historical insights, takes you on an unforgettable journey through the complex and provocative life of Jesus of Nazareth. His unique birth. His astonishing power. His controversial teaching. His shocking death. And His world-changing resurrection.   Refreshingly honest and deep, this in-depth profile reveals Jesus with great clarity and offers practical applications for your own life. Whether you're just curious about Jesus or a longtime follower of His life and teachings, you'll experience His life in a new way as you join Dr. Swindoll in Jesus: The Greatest Life of All.  … (more)

Publication

Thomas Nelson Inc (2008), Edition: 1St Edition, 308 pages

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(17 ratings; 4.2)

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LibraryThing member m-andrews
A really great Bible study on Jesus here, primarily focusing on the gospels, but also dipping into other parts of scripture too. Ideal for a non-Christian as well as someone who has been a believer for years. It's very impressive how Swindoll and his team manage to bridge this gap so well, but
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that's the power of the gospel that it can reach all people wherever they're at. Highly recommended. As an ebook, there were times when the formatting was slightly distracting, if not impossible to read: especially, wherever there was a table in the text.
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