Revisiting Jesus' Divine Claims

This chapter critically examines scholarly objections to the historical quest for Jesus, emphasizing the tension between his perceived humanity and the early acknowledgment of his divinity. It explores the implications of Jesus' self-identification and actions in their Jewish context, challenging the belief that only the Gospel of John affirmed his divine nature. The discussion further highlights the significance of a new book that reshapes the understanding of Jesus' identity and the methodologies used in historical Jesus research.