Nearly a century has passed since Henry A. Sanders first published his editio princeps of the Washington Manuscript of the Epistles of Paul (Codex I or GA 016). Within that time, it has received very little scholarly attention. This new edition provides a fresh, conservative transcription based on two new image sets. It additionally provides comprehensive lists of variants between Codex I, Nestle-Aland 28, and Robinson Pierpont (a text that is representative of the Byzantine text of the Greek New Testament). The new edition also provides valuable data surrounding the manuscript's provenance, character, scribal habits, textual affiliation, and substantive variants.

A new edition of Codex I: The Washington Pauline Manuscript

Thomas A. Wayment

Justin Soderquist

Religion & Spirituality

Gorgias Pr Llc

Examine the life of the Apostle Paul and the influence his singular journey from gospel detractor to gospel advocate had on his teachings. Unlike books that focus on his doctrinal contributions, this volume places special emphasis on Paul’s personal life—his eccentricities, struggles, setbacks, and triumphs. New Testament expert Thomas Wayment provides readers with a sense of Paul’s perspective, from his stay in Arabia after his conversion, to the disappointing results of his first missionary journey, to his eventual success in bringing the gospel to the Gentiles. The way Paul endured his trials teaches us much about successfully responding to adversity. Experience the greatness of Paul’s character as never before.

From Persecutor to Apostle: A Biography of Paul

Deseret Book Company

The Truth About the Gospel of Judas

Richard Neitzel Holzapfel

Gaye Strathearn

S.Kent Brown

Frank F. Judd

Deseret Book

If we knew Jesus as a mortal man, would we have thought of him as the Savior of mankind or as a crank and charlatan? Throughout history, Jesus primarily through the written accounts of his life and his teachings has been able to touch the lives of billions of individuals, whether rich or poor, famous or infamous, strong or weak. But who was this man who claimed to be the Savior of the world? To Teach as Jesus Taught: 11 Attributes of a Master Teacher looks at Jesus in a new perspective from the eyes of those who knew him in mortality and how they sought to describe him. Some thought of him as a new Moses, some focused on his many miracles, and everyone seemed to have been captivated by his death. By focusing on 11 attributes of Jesus teaching style and incorporating the words of scripture alongside other contemporary accounts, Thomas Wayment will guide you to a better, more personal understanding of the Master Teacher.

To Teach as Jesus Taught: 11 Attributes of a Master Teacher

Cedar Fort. Inc.

Several years ago, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints was given complete access to the Joseph Smith Translation manuscripts. This book takes the wealth of research done by a team of BYU scholars and condenses it into a reader- friendly format. It identifies all of the Prophet s changes to the text of the Old Testament including the text of the Book of Moses as well as many changes to Genesis, Isaiah, Psalms, and other books and compares them side- by- side with the corresponding verses of the King James Version. This wonderful resource is the most correct and handy comparative edition of the Joseph Smith Translation available. It will enrich our study of the Old Testament and enhance our understanding of the stories and the principles contained in that standard work.

The Complete Joseph Smith Translation of the Old Testament: A Side-by-Side Comparison With the King James Version

Christian Books & Bibles

Bibles

Shadow Mountain

In this landmark new volume, the authors help readers understand the New Testament in context, as the writers originally intended. The book sheds additional light on this witness of Jesus Christ, offering further evidence that, although it is an ancient book, the New Testament has a modern message for everyone. If you want the authoritative single-volume work on the New Testament, this is it! Offers the best and most current scholarship in an accessible way Includes invaluable historical, cultural, and linguistic background Reviews the New Testament text carefully to help provide the most accurate interpretation Looks at the New Testament through the lens of the Restoration, including material from the Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible Anticipates questions readers and teachers may have about the New Testament

Making Sense of the New Testament: Timely Insights and Timeless Messages

Christians around the world look to the Sermon on the Mount for encouragement and guidance in developing the attitudes and behavior the Lord admonished us to have. The 2010 Sperry Symposium focuses on the teachings of the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew, Luke, and 3 Nephi. It will discuss in depth specific passages and textual variations in the different accounts of the Sermon, as well as the social and cultural context of the Sermon. Chapters will review the contributions that the Joseph Smith Translation makes to our understanding, as well as the use of the Sermon in later biblical and Book of Mormon teachings. Contributors include Richard D. Draper, Matthew J. Grey, Daniel K Judd, Jennifer C. Lane, Eric-John K. Marlowe, Robert L. Millet, Thomas A. Wayment, and John W. Welch.

The Sermon On the Mount in Latter-day Scripture: The 39th Annual BYU Sydney B. Sperry Symposium

Daniel L. Belnap

What impact did conversion to the gospel have for firstcentury Gentiles? How were the words of Jesus transmitted prior to the writing of the Gospels? How do the epistles from Peter and John relate to those from Paul? How can we know what messages the book of Revelation has for us today? If you ve wondered about such questions, you ll value the answers in this book. A follow-up to the three-volume work The Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ, this book includes fourteen chapters by faithful Latter-day Saint scholars trained in various New Testament disciplines (ancient history, Greek and Latin, Roman civilization, geography). They share upto- the-minute research on the ministry of these remarkable missionaries and leaders. The risen Lord commanded His disciples to take the message of His suffering, death, and resurrection to all the world. This book helps readers see how that commandment was fulfilled and inspires in us a desire to be witnesses of the Savior in our day.

The Life and Teachings of the New Testament Apostles: From the Day of Pentecost to the Apocalypse

Jesus the Christ, a true gospel classic about the life and ministry of the Savior, has drawn readers closer to Christ for decades. Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the publication of Jesus the Christ and aligned with the New Testament study year, this unique study guide helps learners of all levels get even more out of their study of the Savior, the scriptures, and a beloved, classic book.
 Following Jesus the Christ chapter by chapter, authors Richard Holzapfel and Thom Wayment relate the book to today's learner as they share discoveries from the past century, offer additional insights, suggest study questions, and provide a glossary of difficult words. Will this be the year you develop a deeper relationship with the Savior?

Jesus the Christ Study Guide

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Recorded during a recent BYU Continuing Education Lecture Series, several respected authors and scholars will enlighten your study of Elder James E. Talmage's Jesus The Christ and the New Testament. Listen along as they offer historical background, recent discoveries, and cultural and scriptural insights that will make the life, ministry, and mission of the Savior more meaningful for you.
 Complement your study of the New Testament in 2015 and commemorate the 100th anniversary of Jesus the Christ by delving deeper into this gospel classic.

James E. Talmage's Jesus the Christ Lecture Series

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