Introduction to the New Testament

Equip yourself with a Christ-centered understanding of the New Testament. This course examines all 27 books, offering faithful guidelines to interpret the New Covenant and discover your role in God’s Kingdom.

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INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW TESTAMENT

This course provides an introductory and overarching study of the New Testament. It includes all 27 books of the New Testament. The content, historical context, genesis, authorship, and structure of each book are examined. Faithful guidelines are given on how the content should be interpreted and responsibly applied in our modern times.

The focus remains on Christ and his redemptive work. The role of every believer in the church of Christ and what the relationship with God entails is clearly pointed out. The work of the Holy Spirit in every believer and in the spiritual life is examined.

Who will benefit from this?

All believers who want to understand the revelation of Christ and his relationship with his church will benefit from this. The New Testament offers an understanding of your relationship with Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and how God’s promises guide your faith.

You will learn:

How the Old Testament finds fulfilment in the New Testament
How the New Covenant in Christ finds meaning throughout the New Testament
What is the nature and character of the kingdom of God.
Where you fit into the government of Christ.

Presented by:

Dr Malan van Rhyn

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