The Chronological Life of Christ : From Glory to Galilee (Vol. 1)

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Summary: Review of The Chronological Life of Christ
Review: A well written and factual book. It is not just dry fact but a comparison of the four gospels written in chronogolical order. The reader gets a great insight to the life of Christ and what He went through in the early years of His life on earth. The companion book "From Galilee to Glory" written by the same author takes the reader on to the finish of His life on the cross.

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Summary: Excellent, meaty study material
Review: I enjoyed Mark's style - detailed, insightful, and imaginative - as he explored the scenario's in Jesus' life. I found it to be my most useful reference for the flow of Jesus' life and the "ethos" of the events as I studied for a class I am teaching on the Life of Christ.

Rating:
Summary: Excellent, meaty study material
Review: I enjoyed Mark's style - detailed, insightful, and imaginative - as he explored the scenario's in Jesus' life. I found it to be my most useful reference for the flow of Jesus' life and the "ethos" of the events as I studied for a class I am teaching on the Life of Christ.

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Summary: this is the Mt. Everest of books on Christ's life
Review: I just finished a 2.5 yr concentrated study on Christ's life for an advanced class that I teach. My library on Christ's life went from 25 books to over 200. And now that the study is over I am fully convinced that Mark Moore's 2 volume set is the finest thing ever written outside of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Shephard, Pentecost, Foster, Morgan, Spurgeon, Andrews, Keller and a ton of others are fine books, but a very distant 2nd place to Moore's work. His scholarship is current and DEEP, yet he writes in a very readable, contemporary style. If you don't have this 2 volume set, you need to get it. When? NOW! Remember, as a Christian it is more important to know and understand more about JESUS than any other religious or biblical subject. And if your library doesn't contain Moore's set, it is missing the finest resource available outside of the gospels themselves. God bless. Mike