Flesh-and-Blood Jesus

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Learning to Be Fully Human from the Son of Man

By Dan Russ
(Baker Books, 2008)

Dan Russ helps readers get to know Jesus Christ more fully through reflecting on his humanity.

It’s easy for most Christians to accept the Jesus who walked on water and rose from the dead. But what about the Jesus who got angry, doubted, struggled with fears, and faced tension with his mother? Flesh-and-Blood Jesus carefully examines the humanity of Jesus throughout his childhood, adulthood, death, and resurrection, exploring themes such as frailty, the need for companionship, feasting, dying, living with wounds, and responding to authority. By delving into areas of Jesus’s life that are often overlooked, you will emerge with a deeper understanding of how Jesus embraced his humanity. And you will learn how to embrace your own humanity with all its messiness and joy.

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Category: Books by the Fellows

If your words aren’t truthful, the finest optically letter-spaced typography won’t help. And if your images aren’t on point, making them dance in color in three dimensions won’t help . . . If you look after truth and goodness, beauty looks after herself.

Edward Tufte, "Beautiful Evidence"

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