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In his book, New Testament Handbook - A Guided Approach to Understanding the New Testament, author Dr. Aleck A. Brown has revolutionized the study of the New Testament. As a present-day scholar of the Bible, he has combined his love for God, his in-depth knowledge of the Word, and a profound revelation through the Holy Spirit to bring forth illumination and a deeper understanding of God’s Word as chronicled in the New Testament. As a fulfillment of his sincere desire for ministers and laypersons alike to better comprehend the New Testament, Dr. Brown has developed a simplified approach that compliments other resource guides. This handbook invites readers to go a step further by providing common-day insight into the teachings of Jesus Christ. In addition to historical background and documentation of relevant information such as: Authorship, Provenance, Readership, Purpose, Polemics, and Genre this book also includes Scriptural Highlights and an Application for Today. This guided approach will give its readers a virtual experience into the New Testament that is informative and refreshing. This provocative, enlightening and concise review of the 27 books of the New Testament will draw readers into a greater appreciation and broader revelation of the scriptures. Through this encounter readers will excel to a greater level of understanding and biblical scholarship. From Matthew’s account of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, to the introduction of the second coming of Christ, as chronicled by John in the book of Revelation, this handbook will serve as a valued companion to your biblical and hermeneutical studies.
