Jesus through Middle Eastern eyes: The life and legacy of Kenneth E. Bailey
Michael Parker recalls the life of missionary and New Testament scholar Kenneth Bailey, who depicted Jesus as a “metaphorical theologian.”
Michael Parker was a Presbyterian mission co-worker for much of the time from 1995 to 2020, teaching at seminaries in Sudan, Rwanda, and Egypt. During these years, he also served briefly as an interim pastor and as the coordinator of international evangelism for Presbyterian World Mission. For more, see MichaelParker.info.
Michael Parker recalls the life of missionary and New Testament scholar Kenneth Bailey, who depicted Jesus as a “metaphorical theologian.”
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