The Servant-Messiah: A Study of the Public Ministry of Jesus

This first paperback edition from 1961 shows wear consistent with its age and library use. The cover has visible scuffing and edge wear, and there is an inscription indicating it was part of the "Library of Vic Hunter." The spine is intact, and the pages are clean, though they exhibit typical age-related toning. No dust jacket is present.

"The Servant-Messiah: A Study of the Public Ministry of Jesus" by T. W. Manson was first published in 1953, with this specific copy being the first paperback edition released by Cambridge University Press in 1961. Manson, a renowned theologian, provides a scholarly examination of Jesus' public ministry, offering insights into the historical and theological context of the New Testament. This edition is particularly significant for collectors and scholars interested in theological studies and biblical scholarship. The book is marked as an ex-library copy, with an inscription from the "Library of Vic Hunter," adding a layer of historical context to its provenance. The paperback format makes it a more accessible version of this important work. Condition-wise, the book shows signs of wear typical for a library copy, but it remains intact and readable.