Jesus was master at asking questions, but one most poignant was "Who Do Men Say I Am?" Common Jewish people were confused and put Him on the same level as John the Baptist, Elijah, Jeremiah or one of the prophets. Even today, people believe He was simply a great prophet or teacher; many do not understand the significance of His question. Even some who declare themselves to be followers of Christ, do not truly believe Him to be the Son of the living God. This is only one volume in a series covering a full range of theology examining in traditional systematic fashion Bibliology (What is the Bible?), Soteriology (The High Point of Our Salvation), and Pneumatology (Holy Spirit, The Paraclete). Emphasis on the full expression of Jesus Christ in the blood covenant and the infallibility of Scripture while stressing the relevance of key convictions of Christian faith and practice in today's world without prejudice through the lens of historical development, preservation, testimonials and an examination of reasons to trust the Bible. A step beyond traditional study with several distinctive features to simplify and attract the mildest of interests: a) Clear writing targeted for precision b) technical terms b) relaxed tone appealing to various audiences c) scriptural basis for doctrine, d) a contemporary edge e) reflective quotes This work includes an extensive bibliography and common glossary designed to promote further reading and appreciation for Systematic Theology and critical thinking.