In June 2000, five internationally renowned biblical scholars and
one equally well known systematic theologian traveled to Israel
with 60 non-academic pilgrims to share their insights on the Jesus
of history and the meaning of the "historians' Jesus" for Christian
faith. The result is a book that provides a succinct summary of
what is currently known about Jesus and his times-his setting in
Galilee, his relationship to the Qumran community, his sense of
mission as an eschatological prophet and miracle worker, and,
finally, the mechanics of how the memories of Jesus's words and
deeds circulated among his followers and were passed on in oral
performance to be enshrined eventually in the written Synoptic
tradition. The book concludes with reflections by Elizabeth Johnson
on the relevance of such scholarship for contemporary Christian
faith. Rather than a challenge to faith, she sees it as a gift.
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