Great Lives: Jesus Bible Companion
The Greatest Life of All
Thomas Nelson · Print & ebook · April 1, 2008
Who do you say that I am?
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- Who it’s for
- Swindoll’s Bible companion explores Jesus’ identity and purpose through the Bible and his teachings.
- Genres
- Jesus, Gospels & Acts, Bible Study Guides, New Testament Biography
- Published
- Thomas Nelson, April 1, 2008
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Who do you say that I am? Whether or not you know it, this question, posed by Jesus, is the most important question you'll ever answer. But it's not only a question for those who haven't trusted Jesus for salvation; it's also one for those who call themselves followers of Christ. Many will claim to know the answer, but even Peter, who answered it correctly, didn't fully understand who Jesus was until later.
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And in a culture two millennia removed, Jesus' true identity and purpose are often obscure, making His question relevant and vital, both for non-Christians and Christians alike. This Bible Companion is designed to help you answer His question, so that you might know Jesus?the real Jesus as revealed in the Bible. But be warned. This book doesn't offer a mere biographical study because He was no mere man. Regardless of what you think of Jesus, encountering Him in the Bible is a mind-changing and life-altering event. So, if you're ready to answer Jesus' question truthfully, then this Bible Companion will serve as a good guide to His life and teachings. And it can help you grow to know Him better than you ever have.
Jesus’ Identity
Swindoll’s Bible companion explores Jesus’ identity and purpose through the Bible and his teachings.
Come here for
- A Bible companion to Jesus’ life and teachings
- A guide to considering Jesus’ identity through the Bible
Expect
- A guide centered on Jesus as revealed in the Bible
- Attention to the question of who Jesus is
Where it sits
| Jesus, Gospels & Acts | 49% |
|---|---|
| Bible Study Guides | 37% |
| New Testament Biography | 33% |
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Publisher categories
- New Testament Meditations
- Bible Study Guides
- Jesus, Gospels & Acts
- Christian Personal Growth
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- Discipleship
- Christology
- Faith
- Church Leadership
- Authors
- Charles R. Swindoll, Mark W. Gaither
- Publisher
- Thomas Nelson
- Published
- April 1, 2008
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Reading lane
- New Testament Meditations