New Testament

Critique: Inspired and inspiring, thoughtful and thought-provoking, and highly recommended for personal, community, seminary, college, and university library collections, "The New Testament: A 21st Century Translation" is unreservedly recommended to all members of the Christian community, both clergy and layman, and would be an ideal selection for New Testament study groups.

Lafleur and Brogly offer textual critics of the Greek New Testament a fresh overview of a collection of Byzantine and post-Byzantine manuscripts written in Greek.

Critique: The World of the New Testament: Cultural, Social, and Historical Contexts is a superb scholarly resource for students, professionals, and serious-minded lay readers seeking to better understand the context of New Testament writings, and the era in which they were created.

Walk Thru the New Testament is a two-part event that will be held from 7 to 9:30 p.m.

The studies have been revised and augmented to reflect the status of questions concerning the text of the New Testament 20 years after the first edition.

For the New Testament writers, the Old Testament was holy scripture.

Caption: The New Testament in Dhimba (left) and Khoikhoigowab (right) becomes available this weekend and next weekend.

The Abbott ePublishing Tyndale21 Version of the New Testament Gospels, which was released July 1, 2011, is an updated, modern English version of the first printed English Gospels translated by William Tyndale in 1526.

With this methodological foundation in place, the main sections of the book illustrate the light Rabbinic literature--both law (Halakhah) and lore (Aggadah)--sheds on New Testament writings.

Hearing the New Testament: Strategies for Interpretation belongs in any spiritual library as a basic collection by a group of scholars who illustrate different methods used in New Testament study.

The beibl.net version of the New Testament has been on the internet for the last seven years, and is used in schools, churches, youth groups and by Welsh learners.

In "Big Picture Of The Bible: New Testament", author Lorna Daniels Nichols provides the reader with a comprehensive but thoroughly 'reader friendly' single volume study of the New Testament scriptures.

"The New Testament: Your Guidebook" is a guide for young readers, teaching them how to best understand the words of Christ and the New Testament.

The answer may possibly be that re-depiction of events leading up to Christ's trial and crucifixion in the New Testament are highly inaccurate, the historical Pilate being far more ruthless historically than the compassionate one depicted in the New Testament.