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How to Study the New Testament with All Your Heart and Mind: A Beginner's Guide to Reading, Interpreting, and Applying the New Testament Introduction: The Importance of Prayer in Studying the New Testament Part 1: Getting Started 1. The Joy of Studying the New Testament: Why Studying the New Testament Is Fun and Exciting 2. Qualifications for Studying the New Testament: Three Essential Prerequisites
3. What Studying the New Testament Will Do for You: Get Ready for a Changed Life!
Part 2: Reading the New Testament 4. It’s All Greek to Me: The Canon, Text, and Language of the New Testament
5. The KJV and Beyond: Choosing a New Testament Translation
6. Herman Who? General Rules for Interpreting the New Testament
Part 3: Interpreting the New Testament 7. Getting the Big Picture: Historical and Literary Analysis
8. Those Pesky Variants: Handling Textual Problems
9. There’s a Word for It: How to Do a Word Study (and How Not to Do It)
10. Moving Beyond Words: Observing the Grammar and Structure of the Text
11. The Medium Is the Message: Poetry and Other Rhetorical Devices
Part 4: Applying the New Testament 12. Truth That Transforms: Theological and Homiletical Analysis
13. The Goal: Becoming Obedient Followers of Jesus
14. Using What You’ve Learned: A Study of Philippians
Conclusion: The Power of the New Testament in Your Life Appendix 1: The Discourse Structure of Philippians Appendix 2: Tools for Further Study
November 26, 2020 David Alan Black is the editor of www.daveblackonline.com. |