Abstract
A new study of Jesus began about 1980. In contrast to the previous study of Jesus it is not confessional or theologically motivated. It seeks to ask questions using the highest form of scientific precision and honesty. Some results are disappointing, others are possible or probable. Experts in Jesus research are not expected to agree but to discuss methods and conclusions, and in the process, by keeping an eye on questions, to improve research. There is a broad consensus among Jesus research experts that we can know a considerable amount about the historical Jesus, and far more than just the fact that he died on a cross outside the walls of Jerusalem. There are five phases of the study of Jesus of Nazareth. Also, there is no clear and direct evidence of how and why four gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) were chosen. Keywords:historical Jesus; inquisitive; Jerusalem; Jesus research; John; Luke; Mark; Matthew
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