Sunny George

Jesus Christ a Carpenter of Nazareth? Sunny George

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 97-98). Publisher Marketing: All categories of people have different views about Jesus, and most of them agree on one thing: He was a carpenter before he started public ministry. Was he really a carpenter? Was there a need for him to be a carpenter? How did he make his living? All these questions need answers. By going through the pages of this book, any reader should be able to find the answers to these questions. When we examine his life, which is recorded in the Bible, we will come to the remarkable understanding, contrary to the common belief that he was neither poor nor worked as a carpenter. Not only did he never work as a carpenter, he also brought freedom for those who sweat in labor. It is evident when we look at the modern scientific development all around us. Mankind lost their privileges by enjoying the fruit of the forbidden tree in the Garden of Eden and Jesus regained their position by sweating in agony in the Garden of Gethsemane and hanging on a tree (the cross). Even though Adam and Eve committed the sin, Jesus suffered the pain. Now whoever believes in him and uses this provision that God has provided through Jesus and draws close to him receives salvation and various blessings of God in all areas of their life. Now you can see people are enjoying the sweat free life everywhere in the world, regardless of race, religion, or nationality. All these are the results of the work Jesus Christ had accomplished on the cross by removing the curse and its punishment, sweat for food. Review Citations: Foreword 08/21/2009 (EAN 9781438914473, Paperback)