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Jesus the Son of Man

Jesus the Son of Man

by Kahlil Gibran

The life of Jesus of Nazareth is examined through the lens of the people around him.

Languages
English·Español
License
Public Domain
Originally published
1928
Latest release
Jul 28, 2026
Pages
207
Format
6 × 9 in (152 × 229 mm)
Book type
Novel
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Table of Contents

  1. James the Son of Zebedee
  2. Anna the Mother of Mary
  3. Asaph, Called the Orator of Tyre
  4. Mary Magdalene
  5. Philemon, a Greek Apothecary
  6. Simon Who Was Called Peter
  7. Caiaphas the High Priest
  8. Joanna the Wife of Herod’s Steward
  9. Rafca the Bride of Cana
  10. A Persian Philosopher in Damascus
  11. David, One of His Followers
  12. Luke
  13. Matthew
  14. John the Son of Zebedee
  15. A Young Priest of Capernaum
  16. A Rich Levite in the Neighbourhood of Nazareth
  17. A Shepherd in South Lebanon
  18. John the Baptist, to One of His Disciples
  19. Joseph of Arimathea
  20. Nathaniel
  21. Saba of Antioch
  22. Salome, to a Woman Friend
  23. Rachael, a Woman Disciple
  24. Cleopas of Bethroune
  25. Naaman of the Gadarenes
  26. Thomas
  27. Elmadam the Logician
  28. One of the Marys
  29. Rumanous, a Greek Poet
  30. Levi, a Disciple
  31. A Widow in Galilee
  32. Judas the Cousin of Jesus
  33. The Man from the Desert
  34. Peter
  35. Melachi of Babylon, an Astronomer
  36. A Philosopher
  37. Uriah, an Old Man of Nazareth
  38. Nicodemus the Poet, the Youngest of the Elders in the Sanhedrin
  39. Ten Years After
  40. Georgus of Beirut
  41. Mary Magdalene
  42. Jotham of Nazareth, to a Roman
  43. Ephraim of Jericho
  44. Barca, a Merchant of Tyre
  45. Phumiah, the High Priestess of Sidon
  46. Benjamin the Scribe
  47. Zacchaeus
  48. Jonathan
  49. Hannah of Bethsaida
  50. Manasseh, a Lawyer in Jerusalem
  51. Jephtha of Caesarea
  52. John the Beloved Disciple
  53. Mannus the Pompeiian, to a Greek
  54. Pontius Pilatus
  55. Bartholomew in Ephesus
  56. Matthew
  57. Andrew
  58. A Rich Man
  59. John at Patmos
  60. Peter
  61. A Cobbler in Jerusalem
  62. Susannah of Nazareth, a Neighbour of Mary
  63. Joseph Surnamed Justus
  64. Philip
  65. Birbàrah of Yammouni
  66. Pilate’s Wife, to a Roman Lady
  67. A Man Outside of Jerusalem
  68. Sarkis, an Old Greek Shepherd, Called the Madman
  69. Annas the High Priest
  70. A Woman, One of Mary’s Neighbours
  71. Ahaz the Portly
  72. Barabbas
  73. Claudius, a Roman Centurion
  74. James the Brother of the Lord
  75. Simon of Cyrene
  76. Cyborea the Mother of Judas
  77. The Woman of Byblos
  78. Mary Magdalene
  79. A Man from Lebanon