Jesus' Son: Stories Denis Johnson
Publisher: Harper Perennial

While trapped on an airplane travelling from Detroit to San Diego last week, I read Denis Johnson's short story collection, Jesus' Son, cover to cover. What are their similarities and differences? Denis Johnson's Jesus' Son: Stories (1992), for me, is as close to being high on dope that one can become from merely ingesting words and sentences and paragraphs through one's eyes and, if read aloud, ears. Ed Markey drew a sharp distinction Tuesday night between math and arithmetic. Jesus Stories: The Parable of the Two Sons. BIBLE STORIES THEATRE OF FINE & PERFORMING ARTS - Awareness In The Arts for Children & · RSS · Follow In contrast, the good news is Jesus knew the Father and his disciples knew that the Father sent the Son. And so people believed that Elijah would return to announce the beginning of the messianic age. How would you describe the older son and the younger son? It's a bit embarassing to admit that I've just recently read this collection, but we all have those books on our shelves - Moby Dick anyone? As he enters the gates, Jesus sees a procession leaving the town and carrying a dead man, the only son of a mother who is a widow. What main points stand out to you in this story? The misfits and sinners that populate his stories are lost, sometimes physically, but most often emotionally. €�There's just statements about the Father, Son and Holy Spirit,” he explained. We in the Christian era view Elijah as prototype of the Jesus, the Christ – Messiah and Son of God.