The Rev. Dr. Kenneth E. Bailey: Jesus, the Oppressed, and the Oppressors

Friend of Trinity Dr. Ken Bailey stops by and shares his work on the stories of Jesus in Jericho in Luke 18 and 19. Here, Jesus ministers to a blind man and the vertically challenged Zacchaeus. Dr. Bailey argues that these parables are meant to be read together, and the result is a Jesus whose love is for both the oppressed and the oppressor.

[@garysweeten5196]

I am deeply impressed. After being an active believer for 60 years I am learning a lot.

[@jayden4606]

So good!!!!!!

[@michaelvansertima2184]

Marvelous!!

[@albertulio]

I just learn English a short time ago. I found Bailey just for “lucky” he has been a great bless to my life. Thank you for your teaching !

[@qodesmith520]

I am going to drink deep from the well of Dr. Kenneth Bailey. This guy's insight is off the charts.

[@AndrewNedelchev]

Yes, thank you very much! I have been reading Ken Bailey's books since 2004 and it's nice to be able to see him on video. Just started reading "Paul Through Mediterranean Eyes" yesterday.

[@Apriluser]

Wonderful insights. Thank you for posting this!

[@nagyriad567]

Did Kenneth Bailey live in Cairo Egypt in the early 1950's?

[@guthrie2ndStreet]

Did Dr. Bailey live in Cairo Egypt in the early 1950s? Yes, I believe so. As well as in Beirut and Jerusalem.