Testament, THE NEW.—I. Name; II. Description; III. Origin; IV. Transmission of the Text; V. Contents, History, and Doctrine. The New Testament was not written all at once. The books that compose it ...

We may often notice that New Testament authors like to refer to Old Testament passages. But how do we distinguish when these authors are quoting, or alluding to, or echoing the OT? Sometimes the NT ...

In our last column, we looked at five unsung leadership heroes in the Old Testament. Our brief look at Deborah, Aaron, Huldah, Gad, and Baruch touches on an important truth: Biblical leaders don’t ...

The Cherokee Nation has launched a new Language Hub website for the Cherokee language, along with an audio feature that reads ...

The multiplication of translations of the Bible has doubtless prompted more than one bewildered reader to rephrase the Preacher’s melancholy observation, “Of the making of many Bible versions there is ...

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United Bible Societies (UBS) has announced the completion of the first new Faroese translation of the New Testament since ...

The Fifteenth Birmingham Colloquium on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament is scheduled to take place in Birmingham from Tuesday 20th to Friday 23rd April 2027.