Provides biographical sketches of more than four hundred biblical characters arranged according to the Bible's storyline, as well as thematically, illustrated with color illustrations and photographs, and accompanied by Biblical references and sidebars.

Who's Who in the Bible

Children's Books

Motyer, Stephen

Religions

DK Pub.

The New Testament explodes with captivating stories about the life of Christ, the adventures of Paul, the beginnings of the Church, and signs of what is to come. For many Christians, these details make the New Testament a favorite place to turn for inspiration and instruction. 
Whether or not you are familiar with the New Testament, this book is the perfect tool for understanding and studying it as you never have before. Biblical scholar John Stott offers a clear, comprehensive guide on New Testament writers and themes.
Discover the distinctiveness of New Testament authors such as Paul, James, and Peter, and how, even in their individuality, a unified message comes through. This book also provides fascinating insights into biblical lands, artifacts, and people. Intriguing sidebars and full-color photos, maps, and charts help you further explore and enjoy the wonderful depths of the New Testament.

The Story of the New Testament: Men With a Message

Religion & Spirituality

Stott, John R.W.

Christian Books & Bibles

Baker Pub Group

Ephesians: Free to Be One (Baker Bible Guides)

Is John's Gospel antisemitic? In John 8:44 Jesus tells the Jews, 'You are of your father the Devil', a charge used throughout the centuries by antisemites to fuel hatred of the Jews. And it is no one-off statement: throughout the Gospel, 'the Jews' appear as Jesus' sharpest opponents, ultimately seeking his execution. Who then are ‘the Jews’ in John’s Gospel? Defending John against the charge of antisemitism, Motyer argues that, far from demonising the Jews, the Gospel seeks to present Jesus as ‘Good News for Jews’ in a late first century setting.

Your Father the Devil?: A New Approach to John and the Jews (Paternoster Biblical Monographs)

Paternoster (Print on Demand)

A volume in the St. Joseph Bible Resources series from Catholic Book Publishing, New Testament Introduction provides an entry-level contemporary study of the New Testament in a concise and accessible format. In 32 pages, this fully illustrated book outlines the history, literature, religion, and teachings of the Christian Scriptures. This book is an invaluable resource for use in schools or Bible study groups, or for the individual inquirer.

New Testament Introduction: A Fully-Illustrated, Entry-Level, Contemporary Study of the Message of the New Testament Writers

Catholic Book Publishing

'The second coming of Jesus Christ is the core of the biblical worldview, the climax of the biblical message, the cornerstone of biblical theology, and the centrepiece of authentic biblical faith for the twenty-first century.' At the heart of this bold opening statement by Stephen Motyer is the conviction that Jesus Christ is the 'centre' of the Scriptures, even though he only appears at the end. For the New Testament writers, Jesus Christ revolutionized their understanding of the Scriptures and gave them a new centre around which to interpret the work of God in the world - and the climax of that work is the 'second coming' of that same Jesus Christ. Jesus himself used the language of the Scriptures to promise his 'coming again', the 'coming of the Son of Man'. Hence we need the whole of Scripture to understand what the second coming means for us today. The fact that the Bible ends with the prayer 'Come, Lord Jesus!' (Revelation 22:20) is deeply appropriate. The second coming is the 'end' of the biblical message, its 'omega point', its grand finale, the denouement when all the players in the drama of earth history, both human and angelic, are gathered in the drawing room to hear the Master unpack the plot and give the verdict. Motyer's comprehensive, stimulating study is divided into two parts. Part One, 'The biblical frame', examines three Old Testament passages and lays the foundation for Part Two, 'New Testament hopes and visions', which explores a series of key texts. He focuses on the second coming, rather than on millennialism or the 'end times', in order to provide the fundamental biblical theology that must underlie our whole sense of God's future for his world.

Come, Lord Jesus!: A Biblical Theology Of The Second Coming Of Christ

Apollos

Few books cause the church to re-examine its prejudices but "Remember Jesus" will be known as one. Steve Motyer is a New Testament Lecturer at London Bible College and New Testament Editor of the Crossway Bible Guides. In this practical handbook he looks at all the different influences on the Lord's Supper, investigates the practices surrounding it and demands radical changes to how we view and celebrate this event. He brings depth of understanding to us in an accesible way.

Remember Jesus

Christian Focus

New Testament Introduction (Essential Bible Reference Library)

Candle Books

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