What lies at the heart of the Jesus enigma? Is he a mythical figure, a dying and rising king of ancient lore? A charismatic wanderer, performing miracles and imparting wisdom? A radical Jewish nationalist, driven by a thirst for power and a desire to overthrow Roman rule? Or is he an echo of the believer's own psyche, a reflection of their deepest hopes and fears? Perhaps he is the divine messenger, sent to redeem a broken world. In his quest for the historical Jesus, David Marshall engages with prominent skeptics like Reza Aslan, Richard Carrier, and Bart Ehrman, and explores the parallels between Jesus and other ancient figures. Through a meticulous examination of thirty distinct characteristics, Marshall builds a compelling case that the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are rooted in historical fact, bearing the unmistakable "fingerprints of God" that set them apart from fictional accounts of the time.