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Would you recognize Jesus today? This question evades most of us our entire lives. However, as Christians, this idea and its subsequent queries should lead our everyday lives. Emphasizing the most progressive sect of Jesus' day--the Pharisees--this book takes the reader on a journey to uncover the political, religious, and social elements which hindered the greatest religious leaders of Jewish antiquity from seeing Jesus for who he truly was. If we cannot understand how Jesus was missed by those who claimed to love and know God more than anyone else, we are doomed to repeat the same mistakes. Through the revelations encountered in this book, the reader will be faced with facts which directly contrast what we've come to believe about these men. These men aren't who we've been led to believe . . . not even close. In fact, the reader will be confronted with an earth-shattering ultimatum: Who do we identify with more? The Pharisees? Or Jesus? The answer to this question has the ability to transform our understanding of Jesus and how we interact with him in our everyday lives. Furthermore, the answer to this question can transform our lives to become ones marked by humility and wisdom like we never knew possible.

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Candid and clear vision rings true through these words that are so relevant to this present hour. Tyler Cecil breathes fresh thought around the critical topic of pride, as well as grace. --Darian Sanders, worship pastor and Broadway performer Cecil gives us an honest look at ourselves so we don't miss Jesus in our world today. . . . This book will help you see Jesus better so you can show him to others. --Matt Reagan, associate pastor, Southeast Christian Church, Louisville In this life, we all need to find the path from pride to humility. . . . In Woe to You, Me, Tyler Cecil identifies the biblical barricades and landmines that can lead to our woeful self-ruin. With scholarly insight and ancient wisdom, Tyler warns us, as Jesus warned us, to beware of the easy way and do the hard thing. --Kyle Idleman, pastor and author of Not a Fan and Don't Give Up

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Tyler Cecil received his BS in Civil Engineering and MBA from the University of Louisville in Kentucky. He enjoys traveling, most notably to the Philippines where he lived during the summer of 2017. Tyler currently builds homes for Fischer Homes, with plans to eventually open an orphanage in the Philippines with his soon-to-be fiancé and wife, Brooklyn.

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