"The New Testament Quotations" by Henry Gough explores the intricate web of Old Testament references embedded within the New Testament. This work meticulously examines how New Testament authors utilized, interpreted, and adapted passages from the Hebrew Bible to articulate their theological arguments and frame the narrative of Jesus Christ. Gough's analysis sheds light on the intertextual relationships between the two testaments, revealing the depth of the New Testament's reliance on its scriptural heritage.

A valuable resource for biblical scholars, theologians, and students, this book offers insights into the hermeneutical approaches employed by early Christian writers. By tracing the origins and transformations of key quotations, "The New Testament Quotations" provides a deeper understanding of the New Testament's message and its connection to the Old Testament tradition.

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