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*[[Un judío marginal: 2.1. Juan y Jesús; El reino de Dios (199? Meier / Fuente, Barrado), book (Spanish ed.)]] -- [[Un judío marginal: 2.2. Los milagros (199? Meier / Fuente, Barrado), book (Spanish ed.)]]
*[[Un judío marginal: 2.1. Juan y Jesús; El reino de Dios (199? Meier / Fuente, Barrado), book (Spanish ed.)]] -- [[Un judío marginal: 2.2. Los milagros (199? Meier / Fuente, Barrado), book (Spanish ed.)]]
*[[Un ebreo marginale: 1. Mentore, messaggio e miracoli (2002 Meier / Dalla Vecchia), book (Italian ed.)]]


*[[Jésus, un certain juif: 2. La parole et les gestes (200? Meier / Degorce, Ehlinger, Lucas), book (French ed.)]]
*[[Jésus, un certain juif: 2. La parole et les gestes (200? Meier / Degorce, Ehlinger, Lucas), book (French ed.)]]

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A Marginal Jew: Rethinking the Historical Jesus. 2: Mentor, Message, and Miracles (1994) is Book Two of the four-volume series A Marginal Jew: Rethinking the Historical Jesus (1991-2009 Meier), book.

Abstract

The second volume of the series first examines the figure of John the Baptist and his relationship with Jesus. It then deals with the preaching of Jesus about the kingdom of God and his activity as a miracle worker. Meier argues that the identity (and self-identity) of Jesus as prophet and healer is firmly established from the historical point of view.

Editions

Published in New York, NY: Doubleday, 1994.

Translations

Table of contents

External links

  • [ Google Books]