The Courtroom Trial of Jesus the Christ: A Legal Study of the Gospel of John by Bettis Esq, B. Phillip

The Courtroom Trial of Jesus the Christ: A Legal Study of the Gospel of John (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781512053401)

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The Courtroom Trial of Jesus the Christ: A Legal Study of the Gospel of John by Bettis Esq, B. Phillip

The Courtroom Trial of Jesus the Christ: A Legal Study of the Gospel of John

$13.99
The Courtroom Trial of Jesus the Christ: A Legal Study of the Gospel of John by Bettis Esq, B. Phillip

The Courtroom Trial of Jesus the Christ: A Legal Study of the Gospel of John

$13.99
Format: Paperback
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The Gospel of John reads like the transcript of a courtroom trial. Although not a lawyer, the author utilized some of the same strategies used by an attorney in a courtroom trial. In his Gospel, John made an opening statement, called witnesses to testify, presented physical evidence, summoned an expert witness to testify, brought in character witnesses, cross-examined prosecution witnesses, put the defendant Jesus Christ on the stand, and more. What we discover in the Gospel of John is that John utilized all of these legal strategies to plead his case for Jesus. In The Courtroom Trial of Jesus the Christ, Dr. Jimmy F. Orr discloses John's use of legal strategies in making his case for Jesus.

Author: B. Phillip Bettis Esq, Jimmy F. Orr
ISBN-10: 1512053406
ISBN-13: 9781512053401
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 08/09/2015
Pages: 240
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.79lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.55d
By B. Phillip Bettis Esq
By B. Phillip Bettis Esq
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Since 2000, Dr. Jimmy F. Orr has served as the pastor of Palmetto Baptist Church, Palmetto, Georgia. He also teaches Christian studies at Brewton-Parker College, Newnan, Georgia, and the Frederick M. Hawkins Center for Christian Studies, Cumming, Georgia. Dr. Orr graduated from the University of Georgia and the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He and his wife Amanda have two children, Zach (and his wife, Micole) and Hillary, and live near Atlanta, Georgia.

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