The New Testament: A Literary History is a study that offers a new perspective on the New Testament as a text with a long literary history. The author examines the development of the books of the New Testament as a literary phenomenon, revealing their literary connections, stylistic features and influence on the cultural context of their time. He analyzes the various genres, themes, and motifs present in the New Testament, revealing the multifaceted nature of the text and its significance for religious, cultural, and philosophical debates. This book is an important addition to studies of biblical literature and offers readers a new perspective on the New Testament as a literary phenomenon.