Jesus the Human explores a central yet often overlooked truth of the Christian faith: the full humanity of Jesus Christ. While the believers affirm Jesus as Lord and God, they often struggle to embrace the reality that He lived a truly human life-with all its limitations, struggles, and temptations. This book journeys through Scripture, early Christian teachings, and Church tradition to confront persistent heresies such as Docetism and Gnosticism, which denied Christ's true humanity. Drawing on insights from the Synoptic Gospels and the Letter to the Hebrews, it reveals Jesus as one who fully shared in our human condition while remaining rooted in an intimate relationship with God. Neither merely a divine figure in disguise nor simply a moral teacher, Jesus is the incarnate Word who reveals not only God but also the true vocation of humanity-what humans are and what they can become. Jesus the Human invites His disciples to rediscover what it means to be truly human in the light of their faith in Christ.
