From the early days of his short public life, the days of the one known as The Rabbi were numbered. Death stared him in the face at every turn. He said things and did things that upset the traditions and thinking of the ruling religious establishment. In their eyes, this was heresy?and for this, he should die.
The last forty-four days on earth of The Rabbi encapsulate all that God had planned before the foundation of the earth.
This study raises points that are seldom shared from the pulpits today, if at all. It then leaves the reader with the responsibility of drawing conclusions based upon what the Word of God says. Hidden emotions, which can be lost in the reading of the written text, are brought out, infusing life to the happenings in the life of The Rabbi.