This groundbreaking book provides a comprehensive biography of Jesus of Nazareth, drawing on a range of historical sources and scholarship. Written by renowned German theologian Karl Theodor Keim and translated by A. Ransom and E.M. Geldart, this book explores Jesus' life, teachings, and legacy, and offers a fresh perspective on the origins of Christianity.
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