Exploring the New Testament

by Walter M. Dunnett

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Genres: Theology, New Testament, Religion, Christian

111 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2001

Reviews

[CJ Bowen]

Fine intro to NT. Dunnett is not a risk taker, and gives fairly standard opinions. Organizes the letters by chronology, thus starts the Pauline epistles by dealing with Thessalonians. Interesting, but not persuasive way to present things - he never breathes a word as to why the Church organized the books the way they did, rather than the way he does. Overall, a good quick summary, but nothing special.

[John Kaess]

A really good introduction to the New Testament. One of several sources I used to teach this topic in my church's Adult CE class for the fall semester. Has a good way of summarizing and giving an overview of each book, and the grouping of the NT books are done in an excellent way, making each group easy to teach.

[Jean Maurice M. Prosper]

Enjoying it so far, concise, straight to the point, outlining what is necessary with some more infos. Great tool for an overview of the NT.

[Andy Hickman]

Ok reference guide.

Dunnett, Walter M. Exploring the New Testament. Wheaton, IL: Crossways, 2001.

[Becky haxton]

the book was very dry. hard to read.