Joseph Blenkinsopp Libros

Focusing on the humanity of Jesus, the narrative presents Him as a powerful figure with a strong mission and deep compassion for marginalized individuals. Unique among the Gospels, it includes distinctive parables and offers a different account of Jesus's birth compared to Matthew. Luke's conclusion emphasizes Jesus's ascension rather than His death or resurrection. The Gospel combines historical and theological perspectives, illustrating how God engages with humanity through Jesus, reflecting the doctrine of incarnation.

The exploration of Ezekiel delves into its complex structure and the unique forms of speech employed throughout the prophetic text. The introduction provides insights into the challenges of interpreting prophetic literature and outlines the compilation of Ezekiel. Additionally, it examines the author's background and the context in which the messages were delivered, offering a comprehensive understanding of this significant biblical work.

The revised and enlarged edition delves into the prophetic books of the Old Testament, incorporating the latest research findings. It provides in-depth discussions and new insights, particularly focusing on Isaiah and other prophets, making it a significant resource for scholars and students of biblical studies.