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Who was Jesus? A politician? A social activist? A psychotherapist? The search for the historical Jesus ends in the Gospels. The Chronological Life of Christ harmonizes the Gospels into one chronological story line. It provides gets an in-depth look at Jesus’ life, ministry, death, and resurrection—a look unattainable when reading each Gospel separately. Written using the NIV Harmony of the...

come to Jesus. We can’t come to Jesus unless God draws us (v. 44). How does God draw us? Through teaching (v. 45). And how were they to be taught? Our text suggests four means: (1) The Knowledge of the Scriptures—The fact that Jesus quotes Isaiah 54:13 suggests there is divine wisdom in the Scriptures. If we will learn God’s written word, it will lead us to Jesus (Lk 24:25–27). Warning: This is not an academic knowledge but a heart bent on knowing God (cf. Jn 5:39–40, 45–47). (2) The Law of God in
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