(1) Although New Testament apocrypha go into these details, some quite extensively.

(2) Raven ran a weekly class on the New Testament.

(3) In the New Testament the pattern is repeated.

(4) Two of the New Testament revelations are ambiguously reported.

(5) In the New Testament there are only four references to homosexuality.

(6) The celibacy that is accepted in the New Testament is one that comes as the result of a spiritual gift.

(7) At any rate, should not the New Testament material be studied critically and carefully with these questions in mind?

(8) The New Testament is full of signs of the emotional engagement of its writers.

(9) Most Christians reading the Bible from a New Testament perspective would not spot the difference unless it was pointed out.

(10) There are two passages in the new testament concerning male headship, one Pauline and one not.

(11) This is clear from a number of New Testament passages: Mark 10.45.

(12) In various other places and strands of the New Testament we find similar unselfconscious allusions to the three persons in the deity.

(13) However(/new testament.html), a second marginal comment in his New Testament both latches on to Crime and Punishment and provokes a backward thought.

(14) Remember the New Testament warning, before you undertake a project, be sure to count the cost.

(15) They also point out that the New Testament is full of demon possession and exorcisms.

(16) But the New Testament is strongly against doubt itself and stronger still against unbelief.

(17) He concluded that at least part of the trouble was slipshod storytelling in the New Testament.

(18) Third, many will point out that justification is conspicuous in the New Testament by its absence.

(19) There is no reference that the repentant adulteress in the New Testament was actually Mary.

(20) The so-called radical reformers wanted to go even further back, to the Apostolic church or to the New Testament itself.

(21) Earlier we traced the new emphasis which, by contrast, Liberal Theology laid upon the historical approach to the New Testament.

(22) He does get to keep a worn, pocket-size copy of the New Testament.

(23) He is very much alive and kicking, strongly represented in the intertestamental literature, the New Testament and human experience.

(24) On the contrary, we are drawing upon the consensus of unbiased contemporary New Testament scholarship.

(25) As ever, context is important, particularly the wider context of New Testament teaching.

(26) There were other religious accessories around the place and, on the walls, idealized renderings of New Testament scenes.

(27) It must be remembered that no complete version of the New Testament survives which pre-dates the reign of Constantine.

(28) David Jenkins, on both issues, is giving expression to conclusions widely held by some contemporary New Testament scholars.

(29) Or, more simply, there is a belief that the status of the Devil is very uncertain in the New Testament.

(30) What did they need shamanism for, he asked me, if it was all in the New Testament?

(1) Although New Testament apocrypha go into these details, some quite extensively.

(31) The relationship of Christology to New Testament study has remained a crucial area of study and debate.

(32) When the New Testament is put under the detective's magnifying glass, several whodunnits emerge.

(33) The first Christians would identify with this contemporary struggle: the New Testament is peppered with allusions to battle.

(34) There are three characters called James in the New Testament, and it is often difficult to distinguish them in later legend.

(35) The account appears in garbled form in the New Testament.

(36) Only one fragmentary letter of his survives in the canonical New Testament.

(37) In New Testament times women were largely uneducated, and had no legal rights and no place in public life.

(38) The principle of counting to ensure pastoral care and effective deployment of manpower is carried over into the New Testament.

(39) This balance was what set apart the New Testament view from its Greco-Roman surroundings.

(40) The hymn was followed by a passage from the New Testament, another hymn from the choir and some simple prayers.

(41) In addition, they asked whether the dreams reported in the New Testament could be literally true.

(42) Here, as so often in the New Testament, word and sacrament mutually reinforce one another.

(43) Even the glory of the Annunciation can not obscure the almost wholly subordinate role played by women in the New Testament.

(44) Firstly,(http:///new testament.html) it is not the case that the evil spirits of the New Testament are remotely similar to animist spirits.

(45) Many pages of the New Testament contain quotations or allusions to the Old Testament.

(46) It draws attention to the centrality of preaching in the New Testament.

(47) The problem of her scant appearances in the New Testament was readily solved by early church scholars.

(48) Why, some might question, is there such an emphasis on something which is so peripheral to the New Testament?

(49) So far as the general public is concerned, New Testament history offers a striking contrast.

(50) Confusing Old Testament Israel with the New Testament Church.

(51) What makes up Scripture the 27 the New Testament.

(52) In the New Testament are the parables and miracles.

(53) Senegal - Thank God that six new translations of the New Testament have been finished in the languages of the most unreached people in Senegal.

(54) We now find the New Testament in the same book as the Old Testament, as Christians call it; and as Jews call it, the Hebrew Bible or the Tanakh.

(55) How did the authors of New Testament understand the flood?

(56) Tyndale was helped, by Londoners with more worldly wisdom than himself, to go to Germany under a false name, with his half-completed rendering of the New Testament tucked deep inside his trunk.

(57) In a sense, typological exegesis is a hermeneutical strategy adopted by early church to unite New Testament and Old Testament and to reconcile Marcionism and Gnosticism.

(58) We do not read much about progress in the New Testament, but, strangely enough, it gives us the only intelligible meaning of that vague word.

(59) His Protestant heirs continue to view the New Testament as a seriously flawed historical document.

(60) There are instances where people in the New Testament speak in tongues upon their conversion.

(61) The New Testament and the Rule of Saint Benedict, together with a little cross, were placed on my night table.

(62) They represent a non- rabbinic form of Judaism and provide a wealth of comparative material for New Testament scholars, including many important parallels to the Jesus movement.

(63) If God had wanted somebody with Saint Francis's consistently winning personality for the job in the New Testament, He'd have picked him, you can be sure.

(64) Most the parables are found in the New Testament, especially the Gospels.

(65) The New Testament is the dispensation indwelling God in the heart of His people.

(66) The truth of the Trinity is a New Testament revelation.

(67) Notice how Hebrews is a long document and we've noticed that the order of canonicity in Paul's letters in the New Testament is by length of book.

(68) New Testament husband of Mary and ( in Christian belief ) the foster father of Jesus.

(69) Almost anytime in the New Testament when the second coming of Christ is mentioned there is an ethical application too.

(70) A lection from any of the first four books of the New Testament may be included as part of a religious service.

(71) But in the New Testament, church discipleship also involved discipline.

(72) The class is organized first to teach you the methods of the historical critical approach to the New Testament,and help you learn how to do those through exegesis and historical study.

(73) Scholars like Stuhlmacher make no excuses and seek no secularized explanation for the miracles of the New Testament.

(73) try its best to gather and create good sentences.

(74) The words preach, preacher, and evangelist are never used of women in the New Testament.

(75) The second coming of Christ is mentioned 318 times in the New Testament, or once in every 25 verses.

(76) While it is taught plainly throughout the New Testament, one epistle seems to have been written to answer these questions. It is the first epistle of John from which our reading came today.

(77) Until August of this year there was no complete translation of the New Testament in Mongolian.

(78) The actual word "Antichrist" appears only four times in the New Testament – in the First and Second Epistle of John.

(79) Feast of Weeks or Shavuot in New Testament is called Pentecost coming 50 days after Passover or Unleaven Bread.

(80) Introduction to New Testament History and Literature: 9 Lecture 16 Transcript March 4,2009 Professor Dale Martin: Paul founded several, probably small,house churches in the area of Galatia.

(81) The New Testament is the dispensation of the indwelling God in the heart of His people.

(82) Scott and Mary Crickmore poured 15 years of their lives into helping to translate the New Testament in the Maasina dialect. It was for the Fulani tribe in the West African nation of Mali.

(83) What we have not seen in this semester is what you would call correct Trinitarian doctrine in the New Testament,it's just not there.

(84) The New Testament God is a God of mercy and love.

(85) But Simon's gnosis remained essentially Jewish and monotheistic, as did that of the Gnostic circles to which later parts of the New Testament allude.

(86) The story of Christmas comes chiefly from the Gospels of Saint Luke and Saint Matthew in the New Testament.

(87) The earliest known list of the current New Testament canon dates from AD 367 in a work by St. Athanasius.

(88) The New Testament church took immediate steps to attack the false teaching.

(89) It appears in two forms in the New Testament: a shorter version in Luke 11:2-4, and a longer version, part of the Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew 6:9-13.

(90) Give one Old Testament and one New Testament incident where leavening is mentioned.

(91) The New Testament is a polemic book almost from beginning to end.

(92) In 1516 he read a Latin translation of the Greek New Testament published by the Dutch humanist Desiderius Erasmus, which he later transcribed into notebooks and memorized verbatim.

(93) The Epistle to the Galatians is one of the books of the New Testament.

(94) Jefferson even made his own abridgment of the New Testament, cutting out almost all the miracle stories and claims to Jesus' deity and retaining the moral teachings.

(95) The Roman Catholic Council of Vatican II said that historical criticism as it's practiced in the twentieth century is perfectly legitimate to practice on the New Testament documents.

(96) They,also,tried to come up with the correct Greek text of the New Testament documents,by doing textual criticism.

(97) Milton's alluding to what he took to be the divinely inspired prophesy of Saint John the Divine that ends the New Testament.

(98) Similarly, the First Epistle of Peter has some of the most elaborately organized sentence structure of the New Testament, while the Second Epistle of Peter is almost the exact opposite.

(99) Paul has added a new dimension for the New Testament believer.

(100) Centuries later, the New Testament of the Bible was written in Koine.

(101) or St. John the Divine One of the original 12 Apostles of Jesus, traditionally credited with writing the fourth Gospel and three New Testament epistles.

(102) The Emperor Constantine did not define the canon of the New Testament at the first Council of Nicaea in 325AD - in fact, the Council did not even make mention of the Biblical canon.

(103) In his first New Testament letter, John explained what it means to be an "overcomer" in God's eyes.

(104) Pilgrim's progress with the old testament and roughly the new testament correspond to the main plot.

(105) With your agreement, I'll throw in the New Testament in Greek.

(106) Traditionally regarded as the brother of Jesus, the author of the Epistle of James in the New Testament, and the first bishop of Jerusalem.

(107) Sometimes people will also use this word "apocrypha" for what they call something like New Testament apocrypha or early Christian apocrypha.

(108) The "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" is a term used to describe a concept from the New Testament of the Christian Bible, in chapter six of the Book of Revelation.

(109) You have the same kind of structure of the time before and the time after in the New Testament except it's squirrely,right?

(109) Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!

(110) What are the first four books of the New Testament?

(111) All through the Old and the New Testament, we are adjured to use these God-given powers.

(112) The New Testament itself had nothing at all about Peter's final end.