Introduction to the New Testament by Raymond Brown (1928–1998), one of the leading biblical scholars of our time, is a classic textbook. In this seminal work, the author not only analyzes each of the New Testament books in detail, but also invites the reader to reflect on the issues each book poses—God, Christ, New Testament characters, the church, etc. Each chapter contains an extensive bibliography. The book is addressed both to students of theological educational institutions and to those who study the New Testament in courses, in clubs at different levels and independently.

Classification and format of New Testament letters (epistles)The life and worldview of Paul: general issuesPersonality of Paul< /p>

Letter (epistle) to the HebrewsFirst letter of PeterEpistle (letter) of JamesLetter (epistle) of JudeSecond epistle (letter) of PeterRevelation (Apocalypse)

Historical JesusJewish and Christian writings related to the New Testament

Historical JesusJewish and Christian writings related to the New Testament

Historical JesusJewish and Christian writings related to the New Testament

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