Contents
Preface and Acknowledgments by Joshua M. Matson and S. Kent Brown
Introduction by Joshua M. Matson and S. Kent Brown
Commentary as Outreach by S. Kent Brown
A Saintly Inheritance
The Bible and Book of Mormon—“One in Thine Hand” by Tad R. Callister
Latter-day Saint Scholarship Encounters the World of the Bible by Tom R. Roberts
Tracking New Testament Study among Latter-day Saints by Kelsey Draper Lambert and John S. Thompson
An Overview of Premodern New Testament Translations by Andrew C. Skinner
Background
To the Jew and Also to the Gentile: Cultural Contexts for the New Testament by Avram R. Shannon
New Testament Authorship by John Gee
Digging into the Synoptic Gospels: How Matthew, Mark, and Luke Fit Together by Brent J. Schmidt
Embracing Paul’s Epistles: An Introduction to Questions of Authorship by Brent J. Schmidt
Textual Criticism: How Scholars Attempt a Restoration of All Things Textual by John Gee
Educating the Ancient Saints about Christ by S. Kent Brown
Collections
Making Sense of the Greek Manuscripts and Later English Translations by Eric D. Huntsman
Why the Earliest New Testament Manuscripts May Not Be the Best by John F. Hall
The Open Canon and the Modern Reader by Tom R. Roberts
Weighing the Authority of the New Testament on Restoration Scales by Andrew C. Skinner
The Rise of Canonical and Apocryphal Literature by S. Kent Brown and David J. Larsen
Versions
A Bible Fit for a King: How We Got the King James Version by Andrew C. Skinner
A King James Vocabulary Lesson by John W. Welch
Making Sense of All Those New Testament Translations: Why and How They Differ by Andrew C. Skinner
Plumbing the Depths of the New Testament: Published Works by Our Commentary Authors
