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A famed historian once noted that, regardless of what you think of him personally, Jesus Christ stands as the central figure in the history of Western civilization. A man violently rejected by some and passionately worshipped by others, Jesus remains as polarizing as ever. But most people still know very little about who he really was, why he was really here, or what he really claimed.
Intended as a succinct introduction to Jesus’s life, words, and enduring significance, Who Is Jesus? offers non-Christians and new Christians alike a compelling portrait of Jesus Christ. Ultimately, this book encourages readers to carefully consider the history-shaping life and extraordinary teachings of the greatest man who ever lived.
Download the free study guide at crossway.org/WhoIsJesus.
- Sales Rank: #344288 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-02-02
- Released on: 2015-02-15
- Format: Kindle eBook
Review
“Jesus asked his disciples, ‘Who do you say I am?’ It’s a question each of us must answer. In a wonderfully readable and succinct manner, Greg Gilbert mines the pages of Scripture to consider the truth of Christ’s claims about himself. This is essential reading for the Christian and the seeker.”
—Jim Daly, President, Focus on the Family
“Greg’s greatest asset is his ability to make profound things simple. As his book What Is the Gospel? helps us distinguish the true gospel from the false, so Who Is Jesus? helps us distinguish Christ as he presents himself from how we have remade him.”
—J. D. Greear, Lead Pastor, The Summit Church, Durham, North Carolina; author, Jesus, Continued . . . Why the Spirit Inside You Is Better than Jesus Beside You
“There is no more important question in the cosmos than 'Who is Jesus?' Greg Gilbert, with brilliant mind and pastoral heart, unpacks that question step by step with both insight and accessibility. Whether you’re a skeptic looking into these things for the first time or a long-time believer, this book will drive you right to where we all need to go: to the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.”
—Russell D. Moore, President, The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission; author, Tempted and Tried
“Clearly Christian, but more than polite and respectful to the skeptic, this book helps you consider Jesus carefully. Gilbert throws fresh light upon familiar scenes, joining facts with their significance. It is artful, yet plain and full of beautiful biblical theology. Here is an invitation to you the reader to come to know Jesus yourself.”
—Mark Dever, Senior Pastor, Capitol Hill Baptist Church, Washington DC; President, 9Marks
“This book does two things at once. It credibly places Jesus in the context of his own times, and shows why he cannot responsibly be left there. It is for those who have never thought about Jesus as well as those who think they know him all too well.”
—Timothy George, Founding Dean, Beeson Divinity School; General Editor, Reformation Commentary on Scripture
“The two most important questions for anyone to answer concern Jesus the Christ. Who exactly is he? And how do I relate properly to him? Gilbert addresses these questions effectively in this important book. From the moment at Caesarea Philippi when Jesus asked his disciples about the opinions concerning his identity until now, no other question has had such eternal consequences. This perceptive volume is written with the touch of the Spirit of God in revealing Jesus the Christ.”
—Paige Patterson, President, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
“This little book will be a great tool for introducing people, including the athletes I coach, to the most amazing person who ever lived!”
—Coach Ron Brown, Youngstown State University
“I am always looking for a short and clear book on the life of Jesus that I can put into the hands of someone wanting to truly know who he is and what he did. I now have it in Who Is Jesus? Greg Gilbert is right: ‘The story of Jesus is not the story of a good man. It is the story of a claimant to the throne.’ Consider the evidence presented in this work and see where it takes you.”
—Daniel L. Akin, President, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Review
“Jesus asked his disciples, ‘Who do you say I am?’ It’s a question each of us must answer. In a wonderfully readable and succinct manner, Greg Gilbert mines the pages of Scripture to consider the truth of Christ’s claims about himself. This is essential reading for the Christian and the seeker.”
—Jim Daly, President, Focus on the Family
“Greg’s greatest asset is his ability to make profound things simple. As his book What Is the Gospel? helps us distinguish the true gospel from the false, so Who Is Jesus? helps us distinguish Christ as he presents himself from how we have remade him.”
—J. D. Greear, Lead Pastor, The Summit Church, Durham, North Carolina; author, Gaining By Losing
“There is no more important question in the cosmos than 'Who is Jesus?' Greg Gilbert, with brilliant mind and pastoral heart, unpacks that question step by step with both insight and accessibility. Whether you’re a skeptic looking into these things for the first time or a long-time believer, this book will drive you right to where we all need to go: to the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.”
—Russell D. Moore, President, The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission; author, Onward
“Clearly Christian, but more than polite and respectful to the skeptic, this book helps you consider Jesus carefully. Gilbert throws fresh light upon familiar scenes, joining facts with their significance. It is artful, yet plain and full of beautiful biblical theology. Here is an invitation to you the reader to come to know Jesus yourself.”
—Mark Dever, Senior Pastor, Capitol Hill Baptist Church, Washington DC; President, 9Marks
“This book does two things at once. It credibly places Jesus in the context of his own times, and shows why he cannot responsibly be left there. It is for those who have never thought about Jesus as well as those who think they know him all too well.”
—Timothy George, Founding Dean, Beeson Divinity School; General Editor, Reformation Commentary on Scripture
“The two most important questions for anyone to answer concern Jesus the Christ. Who exactly is he? And how do I relate properly to him? Gilbert addresses these questions effectively in this important book. From the moment at Caesarea Philippi when Jesus asked his disciples about the opinions concerning his identity until now, no other question has had such eternal consequences. This perceptive volume is written with the touch of the Spirit of God in revealing Jesus the Christ.”
—Paige Patterson, President, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
“This little book will be a great tool for introducing people, including the athletes I coach, to the most amazing person who ever lived!”
—Coach Ron Brown, Youngstown State University
“I am always looking for a short and clear book on the life of Jesus that I can put into the hands of someone wanting to truly know who he is and what he did. I now have it in Who Is Jesus? Greg Gilbert is right: ‘The story of Jesus is not the story of a good man. It is the story of a claimant to the throne.’ Consider the evidence presented in this work and see where it takes you.”
—Daniel L. Akin, President, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
About the Author
Greg Gilbert (MDiv, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is senior pastor at Third Avenue Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky. He is the author of What Is the Gospel?, James: A 12-Week Study, and Who Is Jesus?, and is the co-author (with Kevin DeYoung) of What Is the Mission of the Church?.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent Primer on Who Jesus Is and Why It Matters
By Michael C. Boling
Who is Jesus? Seems like such an easy question. He is the Son of God, he came and died on the cross and rose again, and will one day return for His bride. But who is Jesus? Do we really grasp this Messiah, this history altering figure? Are we able to share with the world who Jesus is and why he is far more than just a moral teacher who lived a long time ago? Pastor and author Greg Gilbert in his excellent book aptly titled Who is Jesus explores this simple yet truly profound question.
There are some books that while small in length, nevertheless pack a giant punch. Gilbert’s book very much fits into this category. While at first glance and upon the first read the message relayed in this book may seem to be focused on those searching for an answer in relation to this Jesus character so many talk about, I firmly believe this is also a book that even the most seasoned believer needs to read. After all, knowing Jesus is at the crux of what we call the Christian life.
Gilbert rightly begins by noting there is “one massive treasure trove of information about Jesus – detailed, personal, eyewitness, blow-by-blow accounts of what he said, what he did, and who he was.” Of course where we find that information is the Bible. For those who might feel like closing this book at the mere mention of the word “Bible”, Gilbert encourages them to stick it out and to continue reading. If nothing else, the accounts of Jesus’ life shared by the biblical authors were written as literal and actual history and thus should be considered along those lines. Gilbert encourages the reader to simply take a look at the claims made in Scripture and to examine them to see if they are true. If they are true, then the reader necessarily has to make an important decision as to what to do with Jesus and to answer that all important question of who is Jesus.
Throughout this book, Gilbert makes the claim that Jesus was no ordinary man, that he is the King of Kings, the great “I AM”, was fully human, the last Adam, the Lamb of God who died for our sins, and the resurrected and reigning Lord. These are certainly some bold claims in the mind of some who have not yet fully dealt with that underlying question of who is Jesus. Gilbert recognizes that fact and with a great deal of patience and speaking from the heart of a pastor, he walks the reader through each important claim made in this book, proving along the way that Jesus is who he claimed to be.
For instance, Jesus claimed to be the great “I AM”. While such a claim may not seem that big of a deal to our modern ears, making the statement that one was the great “I AM” was in the eyes of the Jewish people stating you are God. When God spoke to Moses way back in the book of Exodus, He told Moses to tell the people of Israel that “I AM” had sent Moses to deliver the people from bondage. So to say you are equal with God was shall we say a rather bold statement. Gilbert aptly comments, “if Jesus just wanted to say that he pre-existed Abraham somehow, he would have said, “Before Abraham was, I was.” But by using the present tense – “I AM” – Jesus was clearly taking for himself, again, the unique and exclusive name of God.” Thus, as God and being the Son of God, in order to know God and to have relationship with our Creator, we must know Jesus and affirm that Jesus is who he said he was – God.
Gilbert also does an excellent job of working through the humanity of Jesus, something theologians call the hypostatic union – Jesus as fully God and fully man. This is a rather deep theological concept and Gilbert expertly relates he truth of this issue to the reader devoid of technical terms, instead choosing to engage why this matters. Why did Jesus need to become God incarnate? Simply yet profoundly, Gilbert states “Jesus became human because we needed him to do so. We needed someone to represent us before God and be our substitute. That’s ultimately why Jesus came- to be a loving Warrior King who would save his beloved people.”
I highly recommend this book for those searching for the answer to who is Jesus and also for those who are long in the faith who want to refresh themselves on the answer to that question. Jesus made some bold claims that must be dealt with and Gilbert does a great job of doing that very thing. Those who are searching will be challenged and those who have longed affirmed Jesus as Lord will find this book a wonderful reminder of who Jesus is and why they are so in love with him.
I received this book for free from Crossway Books for this review. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255 : “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Great Book!
By Dustin Carpenter
I am always looking for books that I can easily disciple someone with that is not overwhelming in size but packs a punch. Greg Gilbert’s first book What is the Gospel? fit that criteria through and through and most of the time, as soon as I get a copy in my hands, I tend to give it away!
Gilbert’s new book Who is Jesus? is just as great! In fact, both books side by side make a perfect one-two punch when you are training a new believer or sharing the gospel with someone who is interested in Christianity.
In fact, I tweeted Gilbert today and he said that the best way to disciple someone with these books is to read Who is Jesus and then What is the Gospel to help lead them to know Jesus and the gospel.
Gilbert’s book, with a great forward by Trip Lee, is broken down into eight compact but great chapters, looking at Jesus from different angles to help the reader to see that there is something that is “more than meets the eye” about Jesus. From looking at Jesus as King of Kings to the Great I AM, to the Second Adam and to the Lamb of God, Gilbert takes readers through some of Jesus’s most audacious titles to nonbelievers and lets the apologetics of the christian faith do the work.
The best chapter is chapter 5 “…One of us.” This chapter focuses on The incarnation of Christ, but most importantly, how Jesus is still interceding, reigning and ruling currently as Human, 100% God and 100% Man. Jesus didn’t lose his Humanity after the resurrection, but in fact is still Human. The excerpt below is one of my favorites from the book:
“Jesus is human now, and he will never be anything other than human—forever. A few years ago, I was having breakfast with a friend, and that truth came crashing into my consciousness during a spirited conversation about (hang with me here) alien life-forms. My friend and I had been arguing for a while about whether other intelligent life could exist in the universe, whether the Bible had anything to say about it, what it would mean if they did, etc., etc., when this question came up: if aliens exist, and if they are sinners like we are, could God save them and how would he do it? My immediate answer was, “Of course he could! Jesus would just incarnate as a Martian, die for their sins, too, and that would be that! Then he could make a decision about the Klingons.” The answer made sense at the time, but do you see why it was wrong? My friend shook his head and said, ‘No, Greg. Jesus is human. Always and forever. He’ll never be anything else but human.’ I had never thought about it like that.”
If that doesn’t convince you, I don’t know what will! I highly recommend this book and can’t wait to share it with more people!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Can be used for evangelism or revival.
By Erik Raymond
I am a big fan of the books in the 9Marks series. Each is so very helpful and accessible. I was happy to recently pick up the new release from Greg Gilbert entitled Who is Jesus? It attempts to interact with one who is investigating the biblical claims of who Jesus is. However, I believe the potential impact of a book like this is much broader. The way Gilbert answers this question ensures that this book will be helpful for those familiar with Christianity but not committed to it, those who are new Christians, those who are mature Christians, and evangelists or teachers who can use sharpening/refreshment on this topic.
Let me give you a few ways in which this book broadly serves the church.
It is clear. Gilbert writes in a very accessible manner. It is a joy to read and fairly easy to understand.
It is theological. The clarity is not because he sacrifices content. He doesn’t. There are helpful definitions of theological terms such as the Trinity. What’s more, he passes my personal test on all books that purport to be evangelistic: Does the author make justification by faith alone clear? Yes.
It tells the story. In a book about Jesus the book is not limited to the New Testament. Thankfully, the book shows how Jesus is at the center of the Bible’s story from Genesis on. By demonstrating how Jesus is what and who the Old Testament was looking toward, it helps to put the Bible together.
It is interactive. The author talks to the reader like he is sitting in a coffee shop with him. There is plenty of back and forth. In addition to drawing you in as the reader it is ideal for evangelistic or discipleship meetings. Good questions help move the ball downfield.
It is clear about authority. I’m not sure if it was intentional, but aside from a couple of references by way of illustration I don’t think I saw a quote of anyone (not that footnotes are bad). Here is a book that just points to the biblical authority and clarity concerning Christ.
It is a testimonial. By this I mean it gives God the mic to talk about Jesus. The Bible has plenty to say about Christ, here we have Scriptural teaching about who Jesus said he is and why he came.
It honors Christ. This is my favorite. Jesus is the hero of this book. It puts him on display. His name is in lights. He is seen to be infinitely glorious in his incarnation and powerful in his sin-atoning, serpent-crushing, wrath-satisfying death!
The book is short (133 or so pages) but good. If you are looking for a book to read with someone that you want to be more impressed with Christ–this is a good one to pick up. As I said earlier, it needn’t be used exclusively for evangelism, it’ll do for revival as well.
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