Understanding The New Testament (Essay Sample)
The task was about analysing the new testerment pointing out the main themes and lessions learnt and that is what the sample is all about
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The New Testament comprises twenty-seven books authored by different persons, and each book has its own theme, context, and persuasive purposes. It is built around Jesus Christ, the promised Messiah. It is a fulfilment of the Old Testament; it clarifies and expounds the New Covenant prophesied by prophet Jeremiah' Behold I will make a New Covenant' (Jer 31:31 New International Version). The New Testament is centred on the life of Jesus Christ, the His teachings, and the emergence, admonition, teachings, and growth of the Church of Christ.
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