Journey to Jerusalem

Content

Journey to Jerusalem brings together all four Gospels, retracing Jesus' journey to Jerusalem.

Starting from the transfiguration, travel with the disciples alongside Jesus and be part of their discussions: 'Who is the greatest? What is the cost of following?' The stages of preparation, setting out and arrival allow us to walk the path for ourselves as a journey of faith.

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Author info

David Winter is one of the UK's most popular and long-established Christian writers and broadcasters. He has written many books, including With Jesus in the Upper Room for BRF. He was also one of the consulting editors for the People's Bible Commentary series and is a member of the New Daylight contributor team. He is a regular contributor to Thought for the Day on BBC Radio Four.

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Reviews

From: The Methodist Recorder - February 2008
CANON David Winter's customary clarity of expression, allied with deep and detailed knowledge of his subject, makes Journey to Jerusalem - Bible Readings from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday (brf, GBP7.99) an invaluable companion for the Lenten journey. Although it is indeed true, as the title makes clear, that each day's section is headed with a biblical reference, it is Canon Winter's exposition of the background to those references which earns this book the possibly facile description of a "page-turner", as he takes the reader with Jesus and his followers along the dusty roads that lead eventually to Jerusalem, Good Friday and the glories of Easter Day.

A book for those for whom the Easter message may have become stale as well as for those seeking to discover its message for the first time and all those in between. Its theme is "following".

Book details

• ISBN: 9781841014852
• Published: 16 November 2007
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• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 176