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The Man of Galilee

Atticus G. Haygood

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Jesus was constantly and in many ways speaking to them of the “kingdom of heaven,” and they kept dreaming and talking of a “kingdom of Israel,” the restoration of David’s throne. This was the common thought and talk of their circle. One of the best of the women who followed Jesus and loved him, braving danger and contempt for his sake, Salome, preferred ambitious requests for her two sons, James and John, who were in their mother’s secret and sympathy, seeking high places for them in what they so longed for—the coming dispensation of national deliverance and dominion.

So far below his thoughts are their thoughts, so unlike him are they, that no Christian child, who has but partially learned of Jesus what he means by the “kingdom of God,” can read what Salome and her sons say to Jesus without recoiling from them.

Were the evangelists good enough—did they have the moral elevation necessary to . . . Read More

Community Reviews

A convicting, straightforward book. I’d advise reading in a timely manor, as the author is building an argument and each chapter builds on the next.

Elegant and thoughtful. I don't see how any reader, skeptic or believer, could leave this book without at least a marginal improvement in their estimation of Jesus' life and character.