Understanding the New Testament Kee Young Froehlich 1973 3rd Ed Prentice Hall

Understanding the New Testament offers a comprehensive and scholarly exploration of the New Testament within its historical and cultural framework. Authored by Howard Clark Kee, Franklin W. Young, and Karlfried Froehlich, this third edition delves into the sociopolitical setting of early Christianity, religious language, and the life-style and concept of community among the original writers and hearers. Published by Prentice Hall in 1973, this edition features detailed maps and insightful commentary that enrich the reader's understanding of the biblical texts.

This edition is ideal for students, scholars, and anyone interested in theology and biblical studies. It combines academic rigor with accessible writing, providing context and interpretation that illuminate the New Testament's enduring significance. With its thorough analysis and historical perspective, Understanding the New Testament remains a valuable resource for deepening knowledge of Christian scriptures and their origins.