by Frank R. Stirk (Author), Darrell W. Johnson (Foreword by)
No one could ever get fully inside the mind of Jesus, but we can gain important insights through a better understanding of the contexts in which he spoke and acted. For example, with whom was he speaking and interacting in that moment? Where did this take place? How can the events of the history of the period in general, and the many new and often unexpected archaeological discoveries, in particular from the time of Jesus, enhance our understanding of what he was thinking? And what light can the answers to these and related questions shed on what we already know about Jesus from the Four Gospels? This book attempts to provide some answers to these questions with the intent of leading the reader toward a deeper understanding of his wholly human yet wholly divine character. This in turn will hopefully create a deeper and more grounded faith.
Author Biography
Frank R. Stirk is a retired journalist with close to fifty years' experience in various Canadian and American media formats. He is a graduate of the Canadian Baptist Theological Seminary and College. He is the author of Streams in the Negev (2019), and he lives in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.