The Homeless Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew

The book examines the contrast between the common perception of Jesus' itinerant lifestyle as a voluntary choice and the reality of homelessness, which often involves significant loss of social power and agency. It challenges New Testament scholars to reconsider the implications of Jesus' wandering life, highlighting the hardships and struggles associated with homelessness. Through this lens, the author invites readers to reflect on the complexities of Jesus' experiences and the broader themes of social justice and human dignity within the biblical narrative.