The Flow of the New Testament: A book by book guide to the New Testament by Dale Leschert

The Flow of the New Testament

A book by book guide to the New Testament

Dale Leschert

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Description

Do you want a quick way of finding out about a New Testament book? Or a detailed study on a New Testament book? Now you can have both. Dale Leschert has put together an amazing and unique resource that will help everyone understand the New Testament. Each biblical book is outlined and described and its connections with the rest of the New Testament detailed. Each book has a summary page of background detail and there are many information boxes, charts and maps to illustrate the text.

About Dale Leschert

Academic researcher and contributor to the Eerdmans Dictionary of the Bible.

Specifications

Author: Dale Leschert
Release Date: January 1970
Pages: 560
Format: Large trade paperback
Dimensions: 216 x 138
ISBN: 9781781911402
Imprint: Mentor
Category: Bible Study > Commentaries > New Testament

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Endorsements

Dale Leschert has produced a fine book which has as its sole purpose the assisting of readers in acquiring a basic knowledge of the content of the New Testament. Rather than being another book about the New Testament, this book focuses on what the New Testament itself says, with a minimum of interpretation. Very helpful, detailed outlines are provided for each book and they serve as the foundation for carefully written expositions that unfailingly take the reader to the heart of the matter. From working through this book, readers will acquire a sense of the flow the New Testament, just as the title suggests. I know of no book that accomplishes this task as effectively as Dr. Leschert's and am happy to recommend it.

Donald A. Hagner, George Eldon Ladd Professor Emeritus of New Testament, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, California

The wonderful goal of our earliest translators of the Bible into English was to enable ordinary Christians to read the Bible for themselves, in their own English language, in their own copies. Dale Leschert's book continues this same heritage. His desire is to empower ordinary Christians to understand the New Testament. While the modern era has seen the production or many significant interpretative commentaries and other tools for interpreting the New Testament, most of these are too technical and detailed for the average Christian who lacks special training. This situation cannot be consistent with God's purpose of communicating his glorious truth with all people everywhere. Dale Leschert's book is needed to fill a niche where every Christian can begin to understand God's marvelous word, and go on from there, if desired, to more comprehensive sources for interpretation.

James B. Young, Professor of New Testament Language and Literature, Western Seminary, Portland, Oregon

Pastors will find particular encouragement from recent works in biblical studies directed to their needs and interest. In The Flow of the New Testament (Mentor) Dale Leschert offers a complete outline of the New Testament, book by book, that offers tremendous insight for expository preaching.

R. Albert Mohler, President, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky

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