The New Testament Dictionary in Persian has five indexes containing Hebrew, Greek, Latin, English and Persian New Testament key terms. (Hebrew and Greek are transliterated).
* All the New Testament key terms and Bible book abbreviations are given alphabetically in this dictionary.
* All the Old Testament references are given for the New Testament entries along with their Hebrew roots and Aramaic and Latin equivalents. This helps the reader to know how the New Testament writers have used the Old Testament terms in their context. The author of this book, Xavier Leon-Dufour, a worldwide known linguist and theologian, has gone to a great lengths to explain the etymology of the New Testament terms based on their Hebrew and Aramaic roots. All the biblical references are ordered according to the Bible book names, chapter and verse numbers, as well as their abbreviations.
* This book will be of great use to Bible scholars, students, teachers, and researchers. 493 pages.
The New Testament Dictionary in Persian has five indexes containing Hebrew, Greek, Latin, English and Persian New Testament key terms. (Hebrew and Greek are transliterated).
* All the New Testament key terms and Bible book abbreviations are given alphabetically in this dictionary.
* All the Old Testament references are given for the New Testament entries along with their Hebrew roots and Aramaic and Latin equivalents. This helps the reader to know how the New Testament writers have used the Old Testament terms in their context. The author of this book, Xavier Leon-Dufour, a worldwide known linguist and theologian, has gone to a great lengths to explain the etymology of the New Testament terms based on their Hebrew and Aramaic roots. All the biblical references are ordered according to the Bible book names, chapter and verse numbers, as well as their abbreviations.
* This book will be of great use to Bible scholars, students, teachers, and researchers. 493 pages.
