The Man Nobody Knows

De: Bruce Barton

Narrado por: Dan Dunlap

It's not a surprise that in 1924 The Man Nobody Knows, was repeatedly turned down by publishers. Comparing Jesus to a corporate businessman was just plain old sacrilege.

But in this day and age, Barton's comparison of Biblical teachings, personalities, and situations, offer great insights into the basic principles of developing a successful business, encouraging a team, and supporting clientele.

©1924 ICD - International Center for the Disabled (P)2008 Big Happy Family

The Greatest Man and Leader EVER!

Who was your favorite character and why?

JESUS! His Love and Caring for the Disciples lead them and all of humanity the same way; through Influence.

Have you listened to any of Dan Dunlap’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

No

Great book!

This narrator does a great job. I enjoyed this fresh new view of the power of Jesus.

Jesus is "The Man" and Barton makes that clear

Would you listen to The Man Nobody Knows again? Why?

I would listen to this book a few times a year. Barton presents the Biblical stories of Jesus in a wonderful way. Presenting Jesus as a "real person" strong, intelligent, and insightful. There are insights to gain from this book for daily living, working with people, and how to handle oneself. Even if you are not a religious person there is great value to be gained from this book.

What about Dan Dunlap’s performance did you like?

Dan Dunlap is one of the best narrators I have heard on Audible and I have listened to well over one hundred of audio books. I would like to hear him on more books.

This was a great review of the life of Jesus

It was great listening. The narration was perfect. Enjoyed it. Could listen to it again.

Know Who the REAL Jesus Was: The Towering Hero

This is the most revealing book on who Jesus truly was that is available. Absolutely life changing and paradigm shifting. You have to read this.

Wonderful Book

It’s a great book. I’m an entrepreneur and also a Christian. This book truly made me rethink the character of Christ in regards to being a servant and leader while excelling in my God given gifts.

Fictional,

My first challenge was how fast the book was narrated. It was easier to listen to once slowed down.
My next challenge could totally be chalked up to the time in which this book was written... It noted, the description of Jesus in the Bible was found to be a forgery (I thought "where is he going with this".) It likely to do with the time the author lived in, but this guy went on to describe the man Jesus told to get up and walk,"... looking up into those blue eye". The liberty he took is too much. The Bible does not need to be changed to fit someone's insecurity. And Jesus is no less awesome, appreciated, and The Son of God with hair of wool and skin of bronze.
I won't touch on the misogynistic under tones.

I wasted a credit on this fictional book.
So sad.