Carl E. Roemer is a freelance scholar who received his ThD from the Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago. He served churches in Michigan and New York and was director of pastoral care at the Greater Binghamton Health Center in New York. He was an adjunct professor at the State University of New York in the Judaic studies program where he taught a course on the Jesus of history from which this book and its three predecessors developed.
"""This is the next volume in Carl Roemer's series on the historical Jesus within the religious and cultural setting of Israel in the Holy Land during the first century. Roemer is a world-class expert on the history, faith, and culture of the Hebrew people in the time of Jesus, and this work does not disappoint! The book is academically focused with incredible documentation, but understandable to all and well worth the read!"" --Michael H. Heuer, retired US Air Force chaplain"