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| Who Do They Say I Am? by Elizabeth K. Hanel is the life of Jesus Christ written for those who find the language of the Bible to sometimes be difficult and daunting. Not intended to be a substitute for the Gospels, but an introduction to them, this book describes the life of Christ in plain English and explains his teachings in a contemporary light. Who Do They Say I Am? is not only for Christians, but is also ideal for non-Christians who want to learn more about one of the most important religious figures in history. |
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| "Who Do They Say I Am? shows a careful reading of the gospels and appreciation of them. One might say [it] is a "gospel" of its own; and so has some appeal of its own." ---Father Joseph Fichtner, OSC, STD |
| About the Author |
| Elizabeth K. Hanel graduated Magna Cum Laude from St. Joseph's College in Standish, Maine in 1996 with a degree in English. She was distressed to learn that many young people know little about the life of Jesus, and set out to create a work that anyone could read and understand. She still resides in Maine, and has recently completed her Master's Degree in Pastoral Theology. She is continuing to work on several projects which will continue to teach and spread God's Word. You can visit her weblog, Sheepgate News, for all of Sheepgate's latest news, information and opinions. |
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| Who Do They Say I Am? and cover, card and logo art Copyright Sheepgate 1998 |