“To the people of his hometown, Jesus was always a carpenter, the son of a carpenter, a man who worked with saws and planes. We have some of the same problems, except in reverse. We’ve always known Jesus as the Christ, the Son of God. We can’t see him as an ordinary craftsman who made things with his hands and sold them to customers… Ben-Hur helps us imagine Jesus the man, the strangely ordinary carpenter who did and said such extraordinary things.” – Mike Aquilina, The World of Ben-Hur
Ideal for readers 13 and older, this book deals with some challenging topics and may be hard for younger readers who are sensitive. For teens, however, this story is likely to generate excellent book club discussions about important and timeless topics.
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