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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.

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.

The books are traditionally classified into categories:

The New Testament contains about 180,000 total words, and its books are traditionally classified into categories:

*The four [[Gospel]]s (literally "Good news"): [[Alleged Bible contradictions|varying]] accounts of the life and ministry of [[Jesus]], consisting of the gospels attributed to [[Saint Matthew|Matthew]], [[Gospel of Mark|Mark]], [[Luke]], and [[John the Apostle|John]].

*The four [[Gospel]]s (literally "Good news"): [[Alleged Bible contradictions|varying]] accounts of the life and ministry of [[Jesus]], consisting of the gospels attributed to [[Saint Matthew|Matthew]], [[Gospel of Mark|Mark]], [[Luke]], and [[John the Apostle|John]].