Illustrated. In modern culture, it is easy to lose historical and social context for life in the times of the Bible. Mentions of deity and the supernatural pop and ring in our ears, but other justly important layers can easily get buried. These layers are exactly what the author seeks to unearth in this book. It is a pursuit to amplify a vital aspect of the paradoxical and unique figure of Jesus Christ and bring it to the forefront— his humanity. In doing so, the accessibility, authenticity, and relevancy of this often-misunderstood man is revealed for the reader in a way that is confrontingly close. Like any telling of the story of Jesus Christ, this short rendering is not an end in and of itself. It is the launching pad for a conversation; one that leads us on the greatest journey any person will ever embark on—discovering mysterious unseen worlds, and discovering the One behind all of it. Both, we will find, are much bigger than any one of us, yet insurmountably pertinent.