Little has changed since Jesus gathered dust on the soles of His sandals on Palestinian soil. He is still talked about in barbershops and corner cafes. He is still the subject of debate for and against. He arouses our curiosity, fires our imagination, and even provokes our anger.

Who is He really? He is not a politician, but He still changes nations. He is not a social activist, but His figure and teachings have generated the establishment and operation of countless hospitals, orphanages, shelters, charitable institutions, etc. He is definitely not a pop star, but whose calendar is fuller? A psychotherapist? Hardly. But how many “Khitun-Bavtuns” has He gathered together again?! This peasant carpenter built Himself a Kingdom much larger than His earthly enemies could even imagine.

What do we think of Him? Please accept my deepest apologies in advance, for this book will not help answer that question. However, it can help answer the question: What does He think of us?

The Messiah Chronicle is a comprehensive and accurate resource that brings together all four Gospels into a single chronological narrative. The reader is given a detailed look at the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus—a view not available when reading each Gospel individually. Written using the Harmony of the Gospels translated by Thomas and Gundry by the International Bible Society, The Messiah Chronicle includes a very useful subject index and a handy table of contents for quickly finding Bible passages. This is a must-have resource for every student and teacher of God’s Word.