New Testament Biblical

British Narrator Simon Peterson reads The Epistle to Titus in this wonderful audiobook collection of The New Testament. As a well-known Christian Broadcaster, Simon has the ideal voice for those of all ages who want to listen to The Bible in full, unabridged form.

These Appendix chapters are arranged in subjects that will help the reader in multiple ways. First, it will help the reader get at what the author meant by the words that he used. Second, it will help them better understand features and footnotes in the Updated American Standard Version. Third, it will help them understand how the Bible came down to us and why it is trustworthy. Fourth, it will help the Christian defend God's inspired Word as fully inerrant, authoritative, authentic, and trustworthy. APPENDIX 1 Principles of Bible Translation for the Updated American Standard Version ...

Who exactly was Jesus Christ? Do you really know who the historical and Biblical Jesus was or what the Bible says about him? His human or divine nature? The miracles and wonders attributed to him? His role as savior and prophet? Although millions claim to "know Jesus" or to have "found the Lord", exactly what do they know or what have they found?

A series more than 40 teachings from a Messianic Jewish Perspectives that will open the readers eyes to and prophetic imagery hidden blessings within the Biblical texts.

Embark on a thought-provoking journey into the heart of a centuries-old debate with "What Is Speaking In Tongues And Is It Still For Today?" This insightful and meticulously researched book delves into the enigmatic phenomenon of speaking in tongues, unraveling its historical, cultural, and theological complexities. Whether you're a seasoned theologian grappling with the nuances of this spiritual practice or a curious seeker seeking clarity, this book serves as a beacon, guiding you through the maze of interpretations and shedding light on the relevance of speaking in tongues in the modern ...

Can you trust the Bible in a skeptical age? Understand its depths? Live its truths today? The Andrews Bible Blueprint delivers a powerful, practical guide to answer yes—unequivocally. Edward D. Andrews, Chief Translator of the Updated American Standard Version (UASV) and author of over 220 books, distills decades of biblical scholarship into a single, transformative volume for believers, seekers, and skeptics alike. In three dynamic parts, this blueprint equips you to engage Scripture with confidence. Why Trust the Bible? unearths hard evidence—archaeology, prophecy, history—proving ...

Philemon is one of the shortest books of the New Testament. This small letter is one of the Prison Epistles, written by the Apostle Paul at about the same time as Ephesians and Colossians and may have been carried back to Philemon by the same person and at the same time as Colossians and Ephesians. It is also considered to be one of the purest. This study will take us through the Book of Philemon with a magnifying glass; sometimes a microscope, as we discover practical insights into Christian and especially pastoral ethics.

In the Church's present mentality of salvation, meaning the way most Christians think today, we feel we did God a favor by allowing Him to come into our lives and hearts. We think we did Him a favor by coming to Church, giving our time, paying money, singing a few songs, and listening to the preacher's preaching. I submit to you, if we ever understand the Lord delivered us from the devil and sin and we now can execute vengeance upon the evil, we will need nobody to say, "Let's praise the Lord." We will need someone to say, "Stop praising the Lord." God's salvation will always begin in our ...

Sean Doyle faced danger, death, and other things he'd rather forget during his time in the Counter Terrorist Unit. But times change, even if Doyle doesn't. He's older, but no wiser, and the world he knew has changed. Now, he finds himself working as a private security consultant in Baghdad, still a city in turmoil. His job is to protect the men working on a new rail line from terrorist attacks.

Peter is associated with some of the most memorable scenes in the gospels, but not all of these texts are favorable towards him. They show us that Jesus used a flawed person to spread His message in the earliest day of His ministry. Perhaps, like Peter, you screwed up. You let yourself down. Maybe you feel you let the Lord down. It’s okay. Your sins are forgiven if you truly are repentant. Now it’s time to turn back to Jesus. And he says those two words that cut through all of the complications of our past failures: “Follow me.” Get up off the floor. Pull up your sleeves and get ...

Dieses Hörbuch ist ein Ausschnitt auch der "Hörbibel Luther.heute", einer sprachlichen Anpassung der "Luther 1912" an heutiges Deutsch. Der "Lutherklang" und auch die Besonderheiten, wie z.B. das Vaterunser, blieben dabei erhalten. Bearbeitet wurde diese, nah am Urtext und in der kraftvollen Sprache Luthers gehaltenen Version, von Dozenten des Bibelseminars Bonn im Auftrag des Internationalen Gideonbundes in Deutschland e. V. Weitere Bücher des neuen Testaments sind ebenfalls als einzelne Hörbuchvarianten auf dieser Plattform verfügbar.