Darrell L. Bock is a leading New Testament scholar whose work focuses on a deep understanding of biblical texts. His research illuminates key theological questions and historical contexts, contributing to a richer interpretation of scripture. Bock's academic approach examines the intricacies of early Christianity and its literary legacy. His analyses are invaluable for anyone interested in the origins and significance of biblical messages.
Focusing on the journey of Jesus to Jerusalem, this contemporary analysis offers a structured examination of the Gospel of Luke. It provides insights into key events, including the Last Supper and the resurrection, making it a valuable resource for scholars, ministers, and educators seeking a deeper understanding of this biblical text.
The commentary offers a clear and engaging analysis of the literature on Acts, balancing accessibility with scholarly discussion. Bock's critical approach not only synthesizes existing research but also introduces his own insights, ensuring the work will remain a valuable resource for years to come.
In an easy-to-understand writing style, bestselling author and New Testament expert Bock examines the claims about missing "secret" gospels and other early forms of Christianity.
War der geniale Maler Leonardo da Vinci derjenige, der eine Verschwörung des Vatikans aufdeckte, welche die Wahrheit über Jesus verheimlichen sollte? Infrarot-Aufnahmen seines berühmten Gemäldes Das letzte Abendmahl sollen diese Theorie bestätigen. Der millionenfach verkaufte Weltbestseller von Dan Brown Sakrileg macht Maria Magdalena zur Ehefrau Jesu und lässt aus deren Verbindung auch Kinder hervorgehen. Die geheimen gnostischen Evangelien, die nicht im Neuen Testament zu finden sind, erzählen angeblich die wirkliche Geschichte Jesu. Was ist davon zu halten? Ein ausgewiesener Experte in Sachen historischer Jesus, der Forschungsprofessor und Humboldt-Stipendiat Dr. Darrell L. Bock, deckt diese Verschwörungs-Theorien auf.