New Testament

22 subentries

New Testament (180:1sec). See also sacred books
Abner not mentioned (166:5.3)
authors
believed Jesus would soon return (170:2.10) (196:2.5)
distorted Hebrew history by transcendentalizing Jewish prophets (97:8.6) (97:9.29)
held stringent ideas on divorce (140:8.14)
changed history for 2000 years (121:8.11)
gospels, books, and epistles named
Book of Acts. See Acts, Book of
Book of Revelations. See Revelations, Book of
Epistle of James. See James (brother of Jesus): Epistle of
Epistle to the Hebrews. See Hebrews, Book of
First Epistle of John. See John Zebedee: First Epistle
First Epistle of Peter. See Simon Peter: First Epistle
Gospel of John. See John Zebedee: Gospel of John
Gospel of Luke. See Luke: Gospel of Luke
Gospel of Mark. See John Mark: Gospel of Mark
Gospel of Matthew. See Matthew Levi: Gospel of Matthew
gospels affected by Paul’s theology (121:8.11)
Jesus’ avoidance of written records delayed writing (121:0.1)
mostly devoted to Paul’s religious convictions; only meagerly Jesusonian (196:2.1)
symbolism intended for backward ages (134:8.6)
written in Greek; origin (121:8.2-11) (195:2.7)

Cross-references

Headwords that cite the same paragraphs as this one, commonest first. The number is how many subentries each has.