Theological Dictionary of the New Testament By Kittel, 4 Volumes

Description: Theological Dictionary of the New Testament is a highly regarded, comprehensive resource among everyone from biblical scholars to theology students and less advanced students of the Bible in search of a better understanding of the words contained in the books of the New Testament. This third volume of TDNT was written by Gerhard Kittel and published in 1965 by William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company. Despite the fact that the book was written many years ago, it remains important to the study of the Word of God and biblical history. This renowned lexicon has become a global resource for scholars and those in search of a better understanding of biblical concepts and words. Gerhard Kittel (1888-1948) was a German theological professor and author of lexicons of ancient languages used in the Bible. He was Professor of Evangelical Theology and New Testament scholar at the University of Tubingen. This book pairs well with the Kittel-Friedrich lexicon of the Old Testament for in-depth Bible study of both testaments. The concepts and insights are designed to help the student or theologian develop a deeper understanding of the Word of God. Along with his other books, this was originally published in the German language and translated into English and many other languages for use throughout the world. Along with Friedrich, Kittel has also written dictionaries of the Old and New Testament. There is also an abridged version in one book, commonly called the Little Kittel, which was created by Dr. Geoffrey Bromiley, Professor Emeritus of Church History and Historical Theology at Fuller Theological Seminary. The Theological Dictionary of the New Testament has been used as a study reference for biblical scholars and theologians in Europe, America and around the world for generations. This volume and other books in the series have been intimidating to many students, due to the size of the volumes and technical nature and complexities of the material. However, the Theological Dictionary of the New Testament is beneficial to students interested in biblical studies at all levels. The book serves to help students and scholars delve into the meaning and study of the Aramaic, Hebrew and Greek words commonly found in the Bible. This volume discusses common usages of each word at the time of translation and deeper theological concepts found in the Bible. Students have the opportunity to learn the meaning of Greek words in the Bible and how they were translated into English. Study of this volume serves to increase knowledge of Greek vocabulary and biblical Greek, including how each word was used in the classical era, as well as how it was used by scholars and laymen at the time of the initial translations and publication of the Bible. The Theological Dictionary of the New Testament by Gerard Kittel contains thousands of in-depth discussions on a wide range of topics to help the student develop a more complete knowledge of biblical teachings and history. The author addresses significant teachings and contentious words found in the New Testament in great detail. Note - This listing includes volumes V, VI, VIII & IX Preowned books, were sitting in the library, in perfect condition, like new.

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