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Jesus the Son of Man

Kahlil Gibran’s Jesus the Son of Man offers a literary and spiritual portrait of Christ, told through the imagined testimonies of contemporaries ranging from disciples to skeptics. Rather than a traditional biography, it is a poetic mosaic that captures both the divinity and humanity of Jesus, inspiring readers to reflect on His enduring influence. The work blends biblical themes with Gibran’s lyrical style, creating a meditative exploration of faith and truth.

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BT 309 65 1928

Publisher

USA : Alfred A. Knopf., 1928

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216 p.

Language

English

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BT 309 65 1928

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Christian literature
Spiritual life
Jesus Christ Biography

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Jesus the Son of Man by Kahlil Gibran was first published in 1928 by Alfred A. Knopf. The book presents a unique portrait of Jesus through a series of poetic prose reflections, spoken in the imagined voices of those who knew Him or encountered Him. Gibran’s work blends spirituality, philosophy, and artistry, offering a deeply personal and humanized depiction of Christ that transcends traditional theological frameworks.

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