Dr. Peter J. Williams | "The Surprising Genius of Jesus"

Dr. Peter J. Williams, the Principal and CEO of Tyndale House, Cambridge delivers the 2023 Gheens Lectures on "The Surprising Aspects of Jesus' Teaching".

[@ccb-arabicchurch3712]

That was brilliant unfolding of the teaching of our great teacher, Jesus Christ. Thank you Dr. Peter

[@nashroberts2900]

Thanks, Peter. This was brilliant. Serious Bible students should watch this video.

[@greggwendorf2223]

Love this guy. He should have comments numbering in the thousands. Makes Bart Ehrman look the fool who lacks scholarship. No comparison. Go, Peter.

[@tommac5411]

Maybe the Americans can teach this Brit a thing or two about religion. Bring out the snakes! Talk in tongues! that is the real genius of scripture

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

Hope you are joking... (We are in the last days now, not Biblical times)

[@expelledfromthematrix3220]

You’re surprised that Jesus was a genius?

[@DjSostre7]

He isnt surprised. He's making an emphasis on HOW GENIUS, Jesus was.

[@expelledfromthematrix3220]

@@DjSostre7 I think you need to read the title again. “The SURPRISING genius of Jesus” It’s clickbait, which is not something a christian should be involved in. Enticing people to watch his video with sideshow charlatans.

[@michaelbabbitt3837]

@@expelledfromthematrix3220 Another Christian word-policeman. This was the title of his lecture to stimulate curiosity and heightened interest, That's not a sin.

[@223Fi]

​@@expelledfromthematrix3220 I think this is a little unfair. He is aiming to genuinely surprise Christians, who in immersing themselves in the Bible, can easily forget or not notice the sheer intellectual brilliance of Jesus, which would stand on its own right, even if you were to put His divinity aside. Having now read his book with the same title, I would say he succeeds, and would recommend picking up a copy. I guess the title could perhaps have been better? But it doesn't detract from the points he makes.

[@expelledfromthematrix3220]

@@223Fi I don’t spend money on clickbait. That’s a hard and obvious no.