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100 Frequently Asked Questions About Jesus Christ

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Who Do You Say That I Am?”

Jesus asked that question of his disciples in Matthew 16:15 and since that time, the question has been asked throughout the centuries. Is he Messiah, man, or myth? Lord, liar, or lunatic? God, guru, or genie?

Some feel that Jesus is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. I submit to you that, through the pages of the Bible, Jesus can be known!

Is Jesus God?Is it important to believe that Jesus was born of a virgin?Why was Jesus baptized?Where was Joseph during Jesus’ ministry?Did Jesus teach that we shouldn’t judge?Are Christmas and Easter pagan holidays?Why was Jesus killed?What’s the deal with his “three days and three nights” in the tomb?Why is Jesus’ resurrection from the dead significant?Is Jesus the only way to God?Are the Gospel accounts about Jesus reliable?This book is packed with answers to these questions and more, helping you grow in knowledge – and more importantly, relationship – regarding the cornerstone of the Christian faith, Jesus Christ.

153 pages, Paperback

Published April 17, 2025

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April 11, 2020
Very good and a great way to welcome Easter Sunday in

This was a very good book I liked how it brought out the Passover and in which many people like myself knows the Passover and Easter goes hand in hand for God was risen from the dead
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April 26, 2025
Interesting read

For someone with lots of questions regarding Jesus, this is a good start. There will always be more than one hundred questions about Jesus Christ and his life, but this is a way to clarify information that can be missed by a Bible reader.
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