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Restored, Rescued, and Redeemed by Jesus

Seven Minor-Character Vignettes from the Fourfold Gospel

  • Biblical Studies & Commentaries
  • Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
  • Published: 2021

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Publisher's Description

Minor characters, both male and female, heavily populate the fourfold Gospel of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. They all come from different socioeconomic strata of society. Some are distinguished by name, while most remain anonymous. Some are taciturn, while others are loquacious. A few are wealthy, while the majority are poor. This book examines seven pericopae of different minor characters, who appear suddenly in different settings and circumstances, interact with Jesus briefly, and then vanish quickly, leaving behind historical memories preserved by the Gospel evangelists as windows into Jesus' identity and his multifaceted charismatic ministry of compassion and redemption within the context of first-century Judaism.


Endorsements (3)

“I knew the author some years ago when he lived in Ireland. He is without doubt a dedicated and passionate biblical scholar. His aim in this book is to bring the reader to an appreciation of the life-giving love of Jesus through a study of carefully selected texts. This he achieves most successfully. I love this book and hope that you will too!”

Ciarán O’Callaghan

“Restored, Rescued, and Redeemed by Jesus is a scholarly and detailed exploration of seven minor characters in the four Gospels. Sensitively written, it is a pleasure to read, as Amir puts the spotlight on people whose lives are transformed by the power of Jesus. Amir is a talented educator who understands his audience and who lives what he teaches. Do yourself a favor and immerse yourself in his work. I recommend that you sit at the feet of this emerging scholar.”

Paul Skippen

“Amir’s work is impressive. His research and analysis are comparable to a theological surgeon. He gives new life to chosen Gospels through meticulous exploration and explanation, providing readers with a more precise understanding of the life and miracles of our Savior. Additionally, readers will realize a more intimate relationship and more profound faith in Jesus the Christ.”

Dan Horn

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