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...ded in modern Christian Bibles but not Jewish ones. These are known as the New Testament. The usual Christian arrangement of both Old and New Testaments is into his ...ew Testament this variation gradually disappeared. The modern canon of the New Testament is first documented in 367, in the Easter letter of Athanasius of Alexandri

...d "''aggelos''", pronounced "''ang'-el-os''", and is used 186 times in the New Testament.<ref>Thayer and Smith. "Greek Lexicon Entry for Aggelos". [http://www.bible

...Catholic Church]]. Each of the four [[Canonical gospels|gospels]] of the [[New Testament]] contains a list of the [[apostles]], no two of which are exactly the same ...k on which I will build my church." Peter comes from the Greek used in the New Testament and simply means 'Rock'.

...ere if anyone wanted to start writing an article on the development of the New Testament canon. (The book was originally published in 1969, though.) ::The selection of the 27 books of the entire New Testament took place over a period of about 300 years before they were finally approv

The '''canonical gospels''' are the first four books of the New Testament. the Christian canon, texts approved—canonized--by general consensus in t ...t gradually came to be generally accepted. However, different parts of the New Testament had become canonical at different times, and the four gospels were already

...ek language had an intense, productive relationship. Most crucially, the [[New Testament]] was written in Koiné Greek, and much of the proselytizing of the early C

== New Testament== ...writings.<ref name=Example1>see James Dunn in ''Unity and Diversity In the New Testament: An Inquiry into the Character of Earliest Christianity''</ref> They demons

...work in Economic Theory; Liberty University, Lynchburg, Virginia, M. A. in New Testament and Patristic Studies (1993); Liberty University, M. Th. in Reformation and

* 1971: The Ventures (''New Testament'')

...lable to believers today and based on the model of Acts chapter 2 in the [[New Testament]], especially with the evidence of [[glossolalia]] or "speaking in other to

*Bachelor of Divinity (BD), majoring in New Testament.

...ond Epistle of the Apostle Paul to Timothy''' is one of the books of the [[New Testament]]. It is a letter ([[epistle]]), sometimes referred to as one of the [[Past

...d "''aggelos''", pronounced "''ang'-el-os''", and is used 186 times in the New Testament.<ref>Thayer and Smith. "Greek Lexicon Entry for Aggelos". [http://www.bible

5. History of the New Testament Canon, Universitaria Publishing House, 2007, 230 pages

...via another route. There is no further reference to them anywhere in the New Testament.

...ogical methods was necessary for archaeological research pertaining to The New Testament and The Great Pyramid at Giza.

...othy''' or the '''First Epistle to Timothy''' is one of the books of the [[New Testament]]. It is a letter (epistle), sometimes referred to as one of the [[Pastoral

*Readers interested in delving into the untranslated text of the New Testament will want to know that the critical text of the Greek is the 'Nestle-Aland

...o the Old Testament as the Tanakh and its relation to Judaism, and for the New Testament, to Christianity. Would that be sufficient? And if not, could you provide a

...0 verso, which contains the prefaces by [[Jerome]] used to introduce the [[New Testament]], is written in the form a cross. This text is written in red, white and y