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Many find reading Scripture challenging because the names, customs, places, and systems of measurements are unfamiliar. Also, the material is not presented in chronological order. The Story of Jesus addresses those and other concerns using modern language, simple definitions, and by presenting practical application points for the teachings of Jesus. The events recorded in the Gospels are presented in approximate chronological order to make the greatest story every told easy to read and understand. The pastoral commentary notes on each page provide the reader with background information on uncommon terms and cultural traditions. The goal is to make reading the Word ...

Is there really a Virgin Birth narrative in the earliest New Testament manuscripts, or has the nativity story of Jesus been misinterpreted? Was Mary, the mother of Jesus, really "impregnated" with child? Or was she, rather, "found" with child? Was Mary really shocked that she was going to get pregnant? Or was she, rather, shocked that her son was expected to become the one who would fulfill the Jewish messianic mission and reign "for ever"? Join DS Waggoner on a journey back in time to discover unknown facts about earliest New Testament manuscripts, as they were presented to her by an elderly Jewish man in a library.