Jesus as a historical figure is a topic that today arouses considerable interest both in scientific circles and among mass readers. In recent years, various aspects of the life, death and Resurrection of Jesus have received much more attention than before. This interest is characteristic of theologians of various directions. The number of books devoted to this topic is impressive; reviewing and evaluating them is no easy task. Gary Habermas provides a critical review of scholarship on the historical Jesus that is both insightful and comprehensive. The book represents one of the best refutations of new revisionist ideas about Jesus to date. In addition, it contains a defense of the historical gospel teaching that Jesus was and is the Son of God. The Historical Jesus represents one of the best studies of the historical accuracy of the New Testament information about Jesus. It should be read by everyone who is interested in the historical foundations of the Christian faith: believers and atheists, schoolchildren, university and technical school students, parents and children.