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Archaeology and the New Testament. [print]

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Grand Rapids, Zondervan Pub. House [(c)1962.Description: 350 pages illustrations, maps. 23 cmContent type:
  • text
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  • unmediated
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  • volume
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BS2375.A734 1962
  • BS2375.U57.A734 1962
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Contents:
The role of archaeology in the study of the New Testament From Alexander the Great to Herod the Great : the foundations of New Testament political and cultural history Palestine and the Roman world at the time of Christ The Dead Sea scrolls and the ministry of John and Jesus Places where Jesus walked and worked in Judaea and the Jordan Valley Places where Jesus walked and worked in northern and central Palestine Christianity is born and extends beyond Judaea Antioch, the birthplace of Christian missions The cities of Paul's first missionary tour Christianity prepared for world-wide proclamation The churches of Macedonia The gospel and the glory of ancient Greece Tribulations and triumphs in Ephesus Gospel progress and the cities of the Lycus Valley Gospel progress in other cities of proconsular Asia Paul's last journey to Jerusalem and the end of his third missionary tour Paul the prisoner of Rome Archaeology and the New Testament as literature.
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A companion volume to Archaeology and the Old Testament.

The role of archaeology in the study of the New Testament From Alexander the Great to Herod the Great : the foundations of New Testament political and cultural history Palestine and the Roman world at the time of Christ The Dead Sea scrolls and the ministry of John and Jesus Places where Jesus walked and worked in Judaea and the Jordan Valley Places where Jesus walked and worked in northern and central Palestine Christianity is born and extends beyond Judaea Antioch, the birthplace of Christian missions The cities of Paul's first missionary tour Christianity prepared for world-wide proclamation The churches of Macedonia The gospel and the glory of ancient Greece Tribulations and triumphs in Ephesus Gospel progress and the cities of the Lycus Valley Gospel progress in other cities of proconsular Asia Paul's last journey to Jerusalem and the end of his third missionary tour Paul the prisoner of Rome Archaeology and the New Testament as literature.

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