New Testament Study Collection - 3 Volumes

Go to the next level in your New Testament study with these 3 titles which are highly respected, award-winning and among our best-selling add-ons (each also available for separate purchase). This bundle includes:

New Testament Theology: Many Witnesses, One Gospel

A Contemporary, Evangelical Theology Complemented by Book-by-book Introductions to the New Testament

Add Marshall's commentary and theological perspective to your New Testament studies.

•Offers the mature thought of one of our finest contemporary evangelical New Testament scholars

•Chapters devoted to each NT book or group of books serve as theological introductions to each NT book

•Features the diversity and the unity of the New Testament

•Emphasizes the missionary context, motivation and message of the New Testament

•Presents seasoned and trustworthy insights written with clarity

•Gives synthetic views of similar NT literature as well as whole of the NT

•A 2005 ECPA Gold Medallion winner (reference works/commentaries)

In New Testament Theology: Many Witnesses, One Gospel , I. Howard Marshall provides an updated and detailed guide to the theology of New Testament at a level and length suitable for scholars as well as serious, non-specialist students. Marshall's approach, unlike works organized around theological terms and themes, is to let the individual books of the New Testament speak for themselves, and throughout, build a unified theological message of the New Testament.

Whether you are a pastor, student, or just want to deepen your Bible knowledge, this resource will help you make sense of the diversity of inspired voices that speak with one Gospel message throughout the New Testament.

An Introduction to the New Testament, by David A. deSilva

A lively and topical presentation, with special sections devoted to the application of the New Testament for ministry

Some introductions to the New Testament highlight the historical contexts in which the New Testament literature was written. This introduction gives particular attention to the social, cultural and rhetorical contexts of the New Testament authors and their writings.

Few introductions to the New Testament integrate instruction in exegetical and interpretive strategies with their customary considerations of authorship, dating, audience and message. This introduction capitalizes on the opportunities, introducing students to a relevant facet of interpretation with each portion of New Testament literature.
In An Introduction to the New Testament , David A. deSilva sets a new standard for its genre and is bound to appeal to many who believe that the New Testament should be introduced as if both scholarship and ministry mattered.

The New Testament Background Commentary

The New Testament is a fascinating collection of documents that illuminate the life and ministry of Jesus. To get the most out of the amazing number of details and nuance in its texts, a firm grasp of the scriptural context, as well as the cultural and historical background of the time is essential. W. Harold Mare's New Testament Background Commentary is just such a contemporary resource for original language word study and cultural and historical commentary.

Your study will benefit from:

• The best elements of a Bible commentary and dictionary for effective searching by verse or topic
• Concise explanations of the original language words
• Unique insights from Dr. Mare's lifetime of archaeological research

This powerful commentary will make familiar passages come alive during your daily study times, and you will be amazed by the fresh insight it will add to your research for preaching and teaching.