Christ’s Death Is Shown from Another Angle

Professor explains his perspective on Christ’s passing and resurrection

Saint Paul, Minnesota – WEBWIRE – Wednesday, March 6, 2019

A crucifixion was the harshest execution method during the time of the Roman Empire

A crucifixion was the harshest execution method during the time of the Roman Empire. The most famous account of such is Jesus Christ’s death at the hands of the Romans. His passing and subsequent resurrection is discussed through a new approach in William Emmanuel Abraham’s “What Did Jesus Do?”

Jewish law served as the basis for Abraham’s insights on Christ’s death; its eighth chapter specifically highlights its legality in full detail. Apart from Jesus’s Crucifixion and resurrection, it also discusses topics such as the Immaculate Conception, the nature of the real presence, and the importance of Gentile involvement in a Jewish sacrifice.

Any reader picking up a copy of the book will see Christ’s sacrifice from a different perspective. “This book presents an account which is faithful to the source and sheds light on many unexplored points…This book’s approach helps us stand firm in our faith, as Saint Paul urges,” he says.

“What Did Jesus Do?” not only allows readers to learn something new, but also strengthens their faith in Christ in the process. More information on Abraham and his work is available on his website, www.standfirminyourfaith.org.

What Did Jesus Do?
Some Theological Reflections
Written by William Emmanuel Abraham
Kindle | $3.99
Paperback | $11.95
Hardcover | $28.95

Book copies are available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Christianbook, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
William Emmanuel Abraham is All Souls College’s first African fellow. While working as a philosophy instructor in England, he wrote and released his first book, “The Mind of Africa.” He returned to his native Ghana in 1962 and continued to teach. He has been based in the United States since 1968.