A Short Life of Christ

by Everett F. Harrison

Harrison analyzes the outstanding events and features of Christ's life, combining history, biblical theology, and apologetics in his study of the theologically significant aspects of Christ's life and work.

Genres: Theology, Nonfiction, Religion, Church, Biography, Christian, Biblical Studies

288 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1968

Reviews

[LAMONT D]

This was an academic supplemental textbook used during my seminary days. It still holds it value as it details out chronologically the life of Christ into 18 major sections. I have highlighted plenty of parts throughout the book. I know I learned a lot the first go around and would probably benefit going through the material again.

[Jessica]

Will try the Kindle version (regrettably the paperback edition's cover has an image that violates the 2nd Commandment).

[John Albers]

An interesting book that examines the life of Jesus and his legacy from many different angles.

[John Kelly]

Excellent exploration of the life of Christ on earth from birth to ascension. exposition of the synoptic gospels and John's. well researched and logical presentation. enjoyable writing style as well.

[Douglas Wilson]

Excellent.

[Wayne]

Good study on Jesus and His life.

[Chris Comis]

Great book on the chronological aspects of Christ's life, ministry, and passion.