Who is Jesus?  This questions looms in the minds of people of every race, creed, ethnic group and many religions.  Many have heard of His name but don’t understand the importance of who He is.  Some say He was a Prophet, others a regular man, while yet many believe that He is the Messiah, Savior of the world and the manifestation of God in the flesh.  This booklet addresses many of these questions.  I trust that the information contained in this booklet will help you gain clarity regarding who Jesus is.  Subjects that are thoroughly explained in this Evangelism Booklet / Tract are: Who Is Jesus?, Jesus Is Lord, The Blood Of Jesus The Reconciling Factor, It Is Finished, The Spiritual Work From The Cross To The Grave To The Throne,  He’s Alive, When God Sends Truth, Salvation (Including a Prayer that Leads Someone to Salvation through Jesus Christ).  So, you truly want to see your family, friends and others come to Christ.  These Evangelism Tract / Booklets are some of the most effective ways to do so.  There are multiple types of tracts and resource tools to try to share the Gospel with people, some effective, and others not so effective.  These Evangelism Tracts / Booklets give those who truly want to share the Gospel with those around them the ability to offer a fuller knowledge of Salvation based upon what those they want to share the Gospel with are dealing with, going through or challenged by.  Not only does these tracts / booklets offer the opportunity for the reader to come to salvation, but they offer teachings or lessons that are specific to what they are like, going through, or enjoy, that may keep them away from God.  These Evangelism Tract / Booklets address their issues and questions they may have about God, while resolving them and leading the individual to Salvation.  These are miniature books that give greater information to those who need to know more before they come to Christ.  We recommend that those who order these booklets give them to family, friends and other individuals who they know deal with the subject matter the Tract / Booklets Title says.