James: Brother of Jesus.

Dr. Keith Lloyd's third session of a five week series on Jesus as "Jesus of Nazareth". Dr. Lloyd is Assistant Professor of English at Kent State University.

The Gospels and the Book of Acts often refer to Jesus as ‘Jesus of Nazareth’, but that title is not used again in any other New Testament book. That title, however, affirms Jesus as a historical person, a significant element of early Christian preaching, one that got lost a bit as the church grew in size and importance. This series then takes an in-depth look at the life and world of Jesus of Nazareth, the enigmatic figure of the New Testament who called himself ‘the Son of Man.’