You'd think that the answer would be an easy, "yes," but a startling number of people--including New Testament scholars--say "no." I'm always taken aback when I'm reading along and suddenly encounter ...
Author, entrepreneur, former technology CEO, and television producer George R. Jensen Jr. proudly announces the publication of The New Testament Explained: King James Version, a comprehensive ...
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500 years ago, the first New Testament in English was published – and stirred up a hornet’s nest
In 1526, books appeared in England that no one had seen before: printed New Testaments in the English language. The public snapped them up. For the first time, people read now-common phrases such as ...
A New Testament “scholar on fire,” he believed Scripture was an encounter with God. Gordon Fee once told his students on the first day of a New Testament class at Wheaton College that they ...
The Notsi people in Papua New Guinea initially dismissed the value of Scripture in their mother tongue but now see its power. Dozens of bare-chested men in leafy sashes and wreaths dance in formation ...
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