The Teaching of Jesus

audiobook

The Teaching of Jesus

by George Jackson

EN·~5 hours·75 chapters

Chapters

75 total
1

THE TEACHING OF JESUS - BY THE - REV. GEORGE JACKSON, B.A.

0:21
2

PREFACE

2:30
3

INTRODUCTORY

0:17
4

I. INTRODUCTORY

5:31
5

I

4:54
6

II

7:24
7

CONCERNING GOD

0:24
8

II. CONCERNING GOD

0:30
9

I

7:58
10

II

3:45

Description

This early‑twentieth‑century study offers a straightforward look at Jesus’ own words, aimed at a Sunday‑evening crowd of ordinary working men and women. The author frames the teaching of Christ as the bedrock of Christian life, insisting that the Gospel’s simplicity can be conveyed without academic jargon while still respecting the depth of the Scripture. He weaves together biblical passages, modest scholarly references, and personal conviction to present a clear, earnest portrait of the Messiah’s message.

The work also touches on how Jesus’ sayings relate to the broader New Testament, especially the letters of Paul, arguing that while the crucifixion is the climax of redemption, the Lord’s spoken guidance remains a priceless treasure for believers. Throughout, the tone stays modest and conversational, inviting listeners to hear the teachings as a living source of light, truth, and direction for everyday faith.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (293K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by John Hagerson, Kevin Handy and PG Distributed Proofreaders

Release date

2004-03-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

George Jackson

George Jackson

1864–1945

A Methodist preacher and prolific religious writer, this British-born minister built a transatlantic career that took him from England to major pulpits in North America. His books and sermons were known for clear thinking, warmth, and a gift for making theology feel close to everyday life.

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