Redescubre la historia de hombres y mujeres que fueron transformados para siempre por su encuentro con el Maestro. Još Luis Navajo hila magistralmente historias de las personas an̤nimas en la Biblia: personas que solo conocemos como el leproso , la hija de , el demoniaco pose̕do , la mujer del pozo o la dama con el flujo de sangre . De l̀piz a papel, Još Luis da vida para ayudarnos a entender que ellos tambǐn eran hombres y mujeres como nosotros: con familias, alegr̕as, penas, esperanzas y suęos. Hombres y mujeres marginados por la sociedad porque eran imperfectos. Pero tambǐn fueron hombres y mujeres que encontraron a Jes͠s, el hijo de un campesino ordinario de Nazaret; un hombreal que pod̕an llamar maestro, mentor y Mes̕as. Aquel que los salvar̕a de mucho m̀s que sus imperfecciones y podr̕a sanarlos f̕sica, emocional y espiritualmente. Tambǐn nosotros podemos experimentar, c̤mo ellos, este encuentro con el Maestro y nuestras vidas no volver̀n a ser iguales. In his new book, bestselling author Jose Luis Navajo weaves together stories of hope that serve to bring us, the reader, healing to our wounded spirit. Još Luis Navajo masterfully strings together stories of the unnamed persons in the Bible-People we only know as the lepper , the daughter of... , the deamon possessed , the woman at the well , or the lady with the issue of blood . With pen to paper, Jose Luis brings their stories to life and helps us understand that they too were men and women just like us. Men and women with families, with hurts, with hopes and dreams. Men and women who were easily marginalized by society because they were imperfect. But, they were also men and women who had an encounter with the person of Jesus, the son of an ordinary carpenter from Nazareth. A man they would call teacher, Messiah, who would save them from much more than just their sins. A man who would heal them physically, emotionally, and spiritually. We too can experience just as they did, this encounter with the sublime. And we will never be they same.
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