The Sufferings, Death and Resurrection of Jesus

This volume takes us on a profound exploration of these revered occurrences, following Jesus’ path throughout the ancient routes of Palestine, where he provided solace to the afflicted, confronted the influential, and bestowed optimism upon the oppressed. The conclusion of his earthly work is observed during the events of the Passion Week, when the forces of evil conspired to permanently silence his voice.

In this personal narration, Professor Hans offers the readers not only insights into the depth of suffering, pain and humiliation that Jesus underwent but also takes the readers into an exciting transformative soul-inspiring journey resulting in a search towards deeper meanings and purposes of Jesus’ experience. As in all his works, the author demonstrates his profound erudition, attentiveness, and gift of expressing his ideas in simple linguistic terms; thanks to him, the reader receives an informative and engaging analysis of this faith story. This book is very much relevant today, in a world where division, uncertainty and decay of the spiritual is evident in various aspects of human life and serves a noble purpose a light bearer of the eternal values and meaning of Jesus’ existence and impact in the lives of humanity. In his work, Professor Hans masterfully delivers the message of this sacred story to the readers in general, thus creating an invaluable addition to the religious literature that can strengthen the faith of people of various ages and backgrounds.