How to Study the New Testament: The Gospels and The Acts of the Apostles

by Henry Alford

Publisher:

Strahan & Co.

, 1867

Overview

There could be nobody better than Henry Alford to address the question of how to approach the study of the New Testament. Alford, who spent the better part of 20 years on The Greek Testament by Henry Alford, knows the New Testament inside and out. How to Study the New Testament: The Gospels and Acts shows Alford’s ability to break down his insights and experiences into an easily understandable and highly practical tools for biblical study that will be quite advantageous to all who read it.

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Key Features

• Offers an effective approach for studying the New Testament
• Breaks down insights and experiences for easy understanding
• Provides practical tools for biblical study

Contents

• The Gospels
  • Introductory
  • The Three—St. Mark
  • The Three—St. Matthew
  • The Three—St. Luke
  • St. John
  • The Four Narratives of the Passion
  • The Four Narratives of the Resurrection
• The Acts of the Apostles
  • Jerusalem
  • Jerusalem to Antioch
  • Antioch to Rome
• Appendix

Product Details

• Title: How to Study the New Testament: The Gospels and The Acts of the Apostles
• Author: Henry Alford
• Publisher: Strahan & Co.
• Publication Date: 1867
• Pages: 374

About Henry Alford

Henry Alford (1810–1871) was an English churchman, theologian, hymnodist, and writer. He studied at Trinity College, Cambridge (B.A., 1832), and was ordained deacon in 1833, priest in 1834, and elected a fellow of Trinity the same year; he became vicar of Wymeswold, Leicestershire, 1835, minister of Quebec Chapel, Marylebone, London, in 1853, and dean of Canterbury in 1857.