Anatomy of the New Testament A Guide to its Structure and Meaning

For introductory courses in New Testament at the undergraduate or seminary (theological school) level. Anatomy of the New Testament requires students to read the New Testament for themselves, while providing a framework and background for doing so. Students learn at the outset something about the origin and purpose of each New Testament writing, but are invited by leading questions to test everything against the text itself. The authors wrote Anatomy of the New Testament because most beginning students have never read the New Testament, or have read it without thinking critically about its character and purpose. By engaging specific and representative texts, students are encouraged to read thoughtfully and ask appropriate questions about the New Testament.Spivey, Robert A. is the author of 'Anatomy of the New Testament A Guide to its Structure and Meaning', published 2006 under ISBN 9780131897038 and ISBN 0131897039.