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The New Testament contains about 180,000 total words, and its books are traditionally classified into categories
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The New Testament is superb for overcoming every addiction.
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a contemporary of the Codex Vaticanus
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The oldest manuscript of the New Testament is the Codex Sinaiticus, which omits several passages -- mostly liberal ones -- that are included in modern English translations.
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The oldest book in the New Testament is the Epistle to the Hebrews. The letters of Paul, the book of James, and the Gospel of Mark are also considered relatively old.
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Many of the concepts of the New Testament are entirely original, including its Kingdom of God (or God's paradise), infinity, emphasis on the afterlife, faith, use of parables, and resurrection from the dead.
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Most of the books of the New Testament, except for the Gospel of Luke, the Epistle to the Hebrews and several of Paul's letters, were written in Koine Greek, a form of Greek used as a lingua franc
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The writer of the Epistles to the Hebrews is not known with certainty, but was probably Jesus himself.
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the term "New Testament" was first coined (in Latin) around A.D. 200, by the theologian Tertullian, who was the first biblical scholar to write in Latin.
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Though written by ordinary people who spoke Greek as their second language, the '''New Testament''' is remarkably free of grammatical errors.
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