Three Years

The Life of Christ Between Baptism and Ascension

Häftad, Engelska, 2005

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How can a scientifically-minded person approach the healings and miracles of the Gospels, including such events as the raising of Lazarus and the Resurrection itself? Emil Bock rediscovers the works of Christ without minimizing the difficulties. He brings together historical records and the geographical background of the Gospels, all the while keeping sight of their spiritual wisdom.Bock considers the Gospel of John to give the most precise record of the events of Christ's three year ministry, as well as being the Gospel with the deepest esoteric significance. This profound study reveals a new understanding of Jesus' incarnation on earth.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2005-11-24
Mått155 x 235 x 27 mm
Vikt520 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor336
Upplaga3
FörlagFloris Books
ISBN9780863155352
OriginaltitelDie Drei Jahre
ÖversättareHeidenreich, Alfred

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1. Apollonius of Tyana and Jesus of Nazareth2. The Beginning of Christ's Ministry3. The Call of the Discplies4. Stages of Incarnation5. Christ the Teachers6. Christ the Healer7. Raising from the Dead in the Gospels8. Outstanding Personalities on the Periphery9. Pilate: The Trial of Jesus10. The Events of Holy Week11. The Sphere of the Risen Christ12. The Teaching of the Risen Christ13. The Stages of the Risen Christ

'It is a great joy to reread Emil Bock's classic work, The Three Years, now in a new revised edition. The Three Years is one of the great classics of theology in The Christian Community. There is not space in a review such as this to do justice to the riches of this great book. Bock's method, which involves close study of the Gospel text, an awareness of the geographical mysteries of the life of Christ, and an imaginative and undogmatic relationship to the work of Rudolf Steiner, creates a rich tapestry. Every page gives food for thought, expressing new ideas or cladding ideas dimly understood with breadth and depth.'-- Tom Ravetz, Perspectives, Christmas 2006