Who is Jesus? 1st Century Eyewitnesses Tell Their Stories
Who is Jesus? We can read history books, like Antiquity of the Jews by Josephus, to discover his identity. Or we can read the Bible. We can ask our pastor or church-going friends who seem to have a definite opinion on the subject. The reality is that we each must decide for ourselves who Jesus is, deep down and personal. C.S. Lewis once said that Jesus of Nazareth was either a liar, a lunatic, or the Lord of all. Perhaps the most important decision we will make in this life is which of those three he is to us.
After the Wise Men encountered Jesus, they chose a different path. We don’t know why. We only know that they were emboldened to do so. Their choice changed the world. Would you take a different path, too?
What would it be like for YOU to encounter Jesus, face to face?
The storytellers in this book lived in the First Century AD. Their stories are recorded in the Bible. Discover the choices they made when they came face to face with the knowledge of who Jesus is. What choices would you make after meeting Him?
See the list of the commonly known Bible stories that the chapter/story titles in the book reference HERE
Would you like to STUDY these stories yourself or in a group? A Study Edition complete with Guided Reflections is also available.
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What do people say about this book?
“Just a note to let you know how much I enjoyed reading your book, Who is Jesus? I really was able to feel and smell each scene of the Gospel stories. I will sing the praises to those I know far and wide. I truly hope many others will have an opportunity to read this great work of yours.” Carol Sikorski, SFO
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“Reading Who Is Jesus transported me around the world and back in time to be present with my Lord and Savior when He walked this earth.” Margaret Hall, SFO
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“Thank you for introducing me to your new book. I am enjoying it immensely.” J. Knudsen
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“Hi Cheryl, I just wanted to let you how your book is touching me! I just finished reading the story of the paralytic man…it’s causing me to love the Bible more and realize just how living and active it is. Glory to God! Thank you.” Jane Frisch
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“All my life I’ve been reading the stories of Jesus in the Bible with blinders on. As I read Who is Jesus? the stories I know by rote became “living color”. Suddenly I could look around and see the environment, smell the dirt, and feel the emotion in the people. She has successfully built a bridge between a story from Sunday School and the life changing event for those people of Palestine. Well done!”
Karen Fili Sullivan, Entrepreneur, Trainer and Author
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“I can’t pick up the book to read because I can’t put it down. It leaves me awed! And awing me is usually not easy!” Sister Josephine Boyles, OSF
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“Who is Jesus? was a book I didn’t want to put down or want to end. Very inspiring and a new way of viewing Jesus’ short time on earth.” Joanne Ferdig, Sacristan at St. Bernadette Catholic Church
About The Author
Cheryl Ann Wills is an author and entrepreneur. From childhood through college and the workplace, she has been a writer. Her writing varies from non-fiction to children’s stories. This is her first published work of historical fiction.
Her passion is to give back to society by making a difference. This she does by writing what she hopes will open hearts to life-changing ideas, by teaching children to read to increase their future value to themselves and society, and by teaching people how wise health and lifestyle choices can be foundational to a better life for future generations.
Cheryl and her husband, Ed, have three fabulous daughters, one equally fabulous son-in-law, and a happy Coton de Tulear named Justina. Family time, photography and painting, cycling and hiking help her maintain balance in life. Daily Mass, prayer, and meditation keep Cheryl centered.
1st Book Signing – not planned but a huge success!
