Meeting Jesus in the New Testament (The Doorway Series) (1993)

by Jacqueline McMakin

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Meeting Jesus in the New Testament, the second volume in the Doorways Series, offers opportunities to learn about the Jesus of history and to engage with him today. It is for those who want to open themselves to the wisdom of Jesus and to explore being companions in his work of compassion. Designed for use by individuals and groups, the book helps you deepen your connection with the Divine, build caring community and discern your purpose in life.… (more)

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Meeting Jesus in the New Testament, the second volume in the Doorways Series, offers opportunities to learn about the Jesus of history and to engage with him today. It is for those who want to open themselves to the wisdom of Jesus and to explore being companions in his work of compassion. Designed for use by individuals and groups, the book helps you deepen your connection with the Divine, build caring community and discern your purpose in life.

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