The Genius of Jesus - Peter J. Williams

Glen Scrivener interviews Peter J. Williams from Tyndale House about his new book 'The Surprising Genius of Jesus: What the Gospels Reveal about the Greatest Teacher', focusing on the parable of the prodigal son.
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[@ClauGutierrezY]

I love Peter J. Williams. What a beautiful mind

[@katlehomahlophe6513]

As he speaks there is a lot which is unfolding in my mind.

[@christianbensel]

Jesus is the Hero, moral, intellectual and aesthetical.
Thank you!
I wonder what Peter thinks of Kenneth Bailey's work on that paeable?

[@chrishillcoat]

Thanks for keeping me company while I wrapped Christmas presents this morning. Something I have been wondering from this chapter is the meaning of the numbers. First it's one out of 100 sheep; then one out of ten coins; then two out of two brothers who are lost. Is this some kind of meaningful progression?

[@CJ-vd6po]

Jesus lead many bad people to him self. I can think of four off the top of my head but you could definitely make a much longer list if you wanted to. The first two are Paul and Simon the Canaanite, who both kill people for not being Jews. The other to two, are the woman at the well and one of the Roman Centurion who asked Jesus to heal his servant.