Description
Author: William J. Morford
Pages: 565
Trim Size: 8.7 x 6 x 1.3 inches
Binding: Perfect Paperback
ISBN: 978-1935769-08-8
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The Power New Testament is a fresh translation of the Fourth Edition United Bible Society Greek Text, bringing out the power in the Greek language that is frequently overlooked in other English translations. The Power New Testament also translates commonly missed Hebrew idioms and explains Jewish customs, bringing a greater understanding of and appreciation for the Jewish roots of Christianity.
This new Fourth Edition includes an expanded glossary of more than one hundred pages and the text is presented in a new, more readable type and paragraph format.
Sample:
“Truly I say to you that whoever would say to this mountain, ‘You must immediately be removed and you must immediately be cast into the sea,’ and would not doubt in his heart but would believe that what he is saying is happening, it shall be to him. 24. Because of this I say to you, you must continually pray for everything, then for whatever you are asking, believe that you have taken it, and it will be there for you.” Mark 11:23-24
“A magnificent work! The only New Testament I’ve used since I got it.” Sid Roth, Messianic Vision.
“A translation that everyone should have.” Pastor Karl Strader, Carpenter’s Home Church
“What the early translations gave to the first Church, The Power New Testament has given to the Third Millennial Church – a clear mandate that the gifts and empowerment of the Holy Spirit are necessary for the Church today.” Bishop Bill Hamon, Christian International
Reverend William J. Morford is President of Shalom Ministries, Inc. He and his wife, Gwen, have been ordained in the prophetic by Christian International of Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. They travel, teaching on the Church’s Jewish Roots and the prophetic.
Front Cover: The Hebrew letters hyhaspell Ehyeh, the name spoken by God to Moses in Exodus 3:14. “‘I AM Who I AM.’ (Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh) and He said, ‘Thus shall you say to the children of Israel, The Lord God of your fathers, I AM (Ehyeh), has sent you.’”
Fritz –
wish I got it sooner
Melody Hope –
This is one of the best translations for understand the Hebraic Roots of our Faith. I use it as a teacher and I have bought it often as a gift.
V.R.B. –
I love this New Testament for its easy reading and many notes to help understand the context and meaning of the Scriptures in light of the Hebrew language and culture that resulted from God calling Israel to follow him. The author uses titles to help the reader know what is happening next in the text, I found myself reading several chapters at a time without it seeming to take any time at all because it is so engaging.
Debra Anne –
I purchased this book and like it very much. I am a theology student and have found that it is best to read at least three translations in order to get the closest meaning to the message in the original language. This one is especially good in my opinion.
Donna P. Campbell –
This book has so much more information other than the words of the New Testament. The footnotes are so valuable in helping to understand the culture of the day the book was written so we can understand better
The Old Red Hen –
I highly recommend this translation. The glossary is outstanding, shedding much light on Jewish culture and meanings of words and phrases that have been misunderstood by Gentiles for hundreds of years.
aweemonkish –
Awesome…this is a great addition to my One New Man Bible! I take this with me where ever I go. It is an easy read and other people have picked it up and asked for one. This makes a great gift!
Bek –
Very good translation. I love a fresh look at the Word.
S.M.P. –
Already have the One New Man Bible. Keeping this NT for our vehicle!
Mrs Kathie Drummond –
I use this alot, I like the glossary it is so full of cool information that I think are very important to our faith
Manon Lemieux –
That’s the best translation of the NT and you can read it like a book. In addition, it brings clarity and understanding over the Jewish meanings.
J. Mack –
I do love this. If your thinking on getting it, it’s pretty good. I like the fact that it’s enhanced by the knowledge of a Jewish Christian.