Jesus the Son of Man: His Words and His Deeds as Told and Recorded by Those Who Knew Him

Kahlil Gibran

June 14, 2011

Jesus the Son of Man: His Words and His Deeds as Told and Recorded by Those Who Knew Him by Kahlil Gibran is an exceptionally profound book. The author, Kahlil Gibran, was a renowned Lebanese-American artist, poet, and philosopher. In this work, he presents a loving, sympathetic and seemingly intimate account of Jesus' life on Earth, as it was seen and heard by those who knew him. Drawing upon scriptural references, Gibran has compiled an ongoing narrative of Jesus' life, focusing on his teachings and deeds. Throughout the book, Gibran delves into Jesus’ beliefs and values, and how they relate to our own lives. He shows how Jesus sought to create an inclusive and compassionate world, which could reach out to the “innermost depths of the human soul”. He also reflects on the implications of Jesus' teachings for our own lives, offering personal and spiritual advice on how to live a fulfilled and meaningful life.Gibran's writing is eloquent and captivating. His prose conveys profound emotions and thoughts, creating a warm and personal atmosphere. Despite the book's length - 265 pages -Jesus the Son of Man is a captivating and enlightening read. It’s a book that explores the life of Jesus from a very personal and passionate perspective, offering readers an insight into his words and deeds and providing moments of insight and spiritual guidance.