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The New Testament A Taster

Name: The New Testament A Taster
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Author: Mark J. Keown
ISBN: 9780473508692

by Mark J. Keown

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300 pages
Publisher: Mark John Keown
14 x 21.6 x 1.7 cm

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For new believers or those exploring the Bible

Explains the context and message of the NT books

Helps you grow in your confidence of God's Word

An accessible and engaging introduction to the history, themes and core messages of the New Testament.

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In The New Testament: A Taster, Mark J. Keown explores the New Testament. The first chapter grounds the NT documents in the historical, religious, and social background of the first-century Roman world. Chapter Two discusses the four Gospels, their distinctives, and their relationships. In Chapters three to six, aspects of the Kingdom of God, the central theme of the Gospels are summarized. Chapter Seven discusses the first church in Jerusalem with an eye on church today. Then, three chapters are devoted to Paul's life and mission, his thought and leadership, and his letters. The final two chapters introduce Hebrews and the General Epistles and Revelation.