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The Terminology of Love in the New Testament

by B. B. Warfield, William J. Laurence

110 pages
Publisher: Strait Road Press
14 x 21.6 x 1 cm

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For students, pastors, and theology scholars.

Examines New Testament Greek and Hebrew terms.

Deepens your grasp of biblical love truths.

Explore the deep biblical meaning of love in this scholarly study by B. B. Warfield.

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Equipping you for life's journey with Jesus:

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This restored scholarly edition presents B. B. Warfield's classic study The Terminology of Love in the New Testament, originally published in two parts in The Princeton Theological Review in 1918.

Prepared from the original journal printing, the text has been carefully reconstructed with close attention to typographical accuracy, structure, and the faithful representation of Greek and Hebrew forms.

In this important essay, Warfield examines the vocabulary of love within the New Testament and traces its theological and linguistic significance with characteristic precision and clarity.

This edition preserves the integrity of the original work while presenting it in a clear and readable format for contemporary students, pastors, and scholars.