Estudio Bíblico NT

Bible Study New Testament, basic knowledge of the books of the NT

The Bible Study on the New Testament is a powerful and valuable learning. The New Testament tells us of Jesus' death on the cross for us - and what is the response we must have to His sacrifice. The focus of the New Testament is on solid Christian teaching, as well as the resulting practice that should follow the teaching.

Jesus said, "It is written in the Prophets: And they will all be taught by God. So, everyone who hears and learns from the Father comes to me." John 6:45. The most widely read book in the world, the Holy Bible, now at your fingertips through this free app in the form of an audio-guide, allowing you to access the teachings of Jesus from anywhere, by studying the New Testament of the Holy Bible.

In this app you will find all the books of the Holy Bible included in the New Testament:

Matthew

San Marcos

Luke

San Juan

Acts

Romans

Corinthians

Galatas

Ephesians

Philippians

Colossians

Thessalonians

Timothy

Titus

Filemon

Hebrews

Santiago

Peter

Juan

Judas

Apocalypse

The New Testament is the part of the Christian Bible made up of a canonical (authorized) set of books and letters written after the birth of Jesus of Nazareth. It is so designated from Tertullian in the Christian Church. Contrary to the Hebrew Tanach, called by the Christians Old Testament, the Christians, with the exception of the so-called Messianic Jews, do not have the New Testament in common with the Jews.

The purpose of each book, who the author was, when and to whom it was written is examined. The message of each book is identified and how it relates to the others.

The use of the term "testament" comes from the Hebrew word berith ('alliance, pact, agreement or provisions between two contracting parties'), through the Greek diatheké, and the Latin testamentum. Some authors present the names Old and New Testament that designate the two great sections into which the Christian Bible is divided as the result of a misinterpretation of the word diatheké, which means: 'desire' or 'will', and also 'agreement' or 'covenant'.1 With this criterion diatheké in Greek would refer to the old and the new covenant of God with men rather than to the Scriptures themselves.

Composition of the New Testament:

The composition of the canonical New Testament was gradually fixed in the first centuries of the new religion. The oldest list is supposed to have been drawn up around the year 170.

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We hope that our New Testament Bible Study will be of benefit to your walk with Christ.

Enjoy many Biblical contents such as:

- Questions about God, The Bible, Jesus, Holy Spirit, Christian Life, Prayer, Sin

- Synopsis of the Bible

- How to interpret the Bible

- The art of preaching

- Biblical themes to preach

- Spiritual life

- Evangelism and how to evangelize

- Sketches

- You preach

- Sermons

- Christian reflections

- Theology

- Christian devotionals

- How to study the Bible

- and many more Biblical resources

Download the New Testament Bible study now and learn more about the word of God. Complete your faith and gain new insights for your Christian life.

Blessings.