Jesus Man, Not Myth
Jesus Man, Not Myth by Peter D. Snow is a First Paperback Edition published by Peter Snow on September 30, 2010. This 420-page book presents a narrative that explores the life of Jesus through imagined interactions with figures from the Gospel story, offering insights into their transformative encounters with him. The story is narrated by John, the Beloved Disciple, and aims to provide a well-researched and engaging portrayal of Jesus’ experiences and teachings.
Readers will find a thoughtful exploration of Jesus’ life, focusing on themes of love, divine interaction, and the challenges posed by evil. The narrative invites reflection on the complexities of human relationships and the impact of Jesus’ message on those around him. With its blend of fiction and religious themes, this book delves into the historical context of Jesus’ life while engaging with the emotional and spiritual dimensions of his journey.
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Who was Jesus? What was his life like?
Both plausible and possible, this moving story of Jesus’ life is told by imagining his interactions with people of the Gospel story and their reactions to their life-changing encounters with him. Narrated by John, the Beloved Disciple, author peter Snow’s well-researched and entertaining story offers readers a glimpse into the life of the man Jesus. Jesus said “I saw the love of the Divine splurging all over, flooding, running and tumbling among us, That day, i was given the task of loving as God loves.”
“Don’t ever take the force of evil for granted,” Jesus said. “the more we move toward the divine, the more reactive are the forces of evil.” Mary held her dead son and looked up at me. “Why?” I saw in her eyes the aggregate of violence we men visited on each other and upon the women who give us life and sustain us through their love.
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