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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2026 · 48 MIN

Why 27 Books in the New Testament? with Dr. Joel B. Green

from TheologyU · host Will Bennink

TheologyU hosts Christian academics and authors to talk about their work in a way that anyone can understand. Dr. Joel B. Green is senior professor of New Testament interpretation at fuller seminary. His PhD is from the university of Aberdeen in Scotland. He’s written or edited 55 books along with countless essays and reviews. Today's conversation is based on his new book, Introducing the New Testament: Its Literature and Theology.Who wrote the New Testament?Is the Bible reliable?Where did the New Testament come from?Who decided on the New Testament books?What does the Bible teach?

TheologyU hosts Christian academics and authors to talk about their work in a way that anyone can understand. Dr. Joel B. Green is senior professor of New Testament interpretation at fuller seminary. His PhD is from the university of Aberdeen in Scotland. He’s written or edited 55 books along with countless essays and reviews. Today's conversation is based on his new book, Introducing the New Testament: Its Literature and Theology.Who wrote the New Testament?Is the Bible reliable?Where did the New Testament come from?Who decided on the New Testament books?What does the Bible teach?

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