This book has been set according to the B. D. syllabus of the Serampore University for the course with the title of this new book. Some decades back this course was entitled as: An Introduction to the New Testament. Thus this course is actually very similar in content to an introduction to the New Testament giving emphasis to the early Christians whose life and faith could mould the writing of the New Testament. Contents Preface Part - I Introduction 1. General Introduction 2. The Process of Canonization Part - II The Four Gospels 3. The Gospel of Mark 4. The Gospel of Matthew 5. The Gospel of Luke 6. The Acts of the Apostles 7. The Gospel of John and the Epistles of John PART - III Paul and His Letters 8. The Letters of Paul and Pauline Circle 9. 1 Thessalonians 10. The Epistle to the Galatians 11. The First and Second Corinthians 12. The Epistle to the Romans 13. The Epistle to the Philippines 14. The Epistle to Philemon 15. The Second Epistle to the Thessalonians 16. The Epistle to the Colossians 17. The Epistle to the Ephesians 18. 1 & 2 Timothy and Titus – the Pastoral Epistles Part - IV The General Epistles 19. The Epistle to the Hebrews 20. Catholic Epistles 21. The Epistles of Peter 22. The Epistle of Jude 23. The Revelation to John (The Apocalypse) Part - V 24. New Testament in the Life and Faith of the People of God Today Selected Bibliography About the Author: Rev. Dr. Abraham Philip is a visiting Professor at FFRRC, Kottayam. He has taught at the Mar Thoma Theological Seminary at Kottayam for nearly two decades during the early part of this century staying at the Campus. He was visiting Professor at MSOT Seminary, Mulanthuruthy, near Kochi during the last decade of the last century for a few years. He has authored several books. Some of them are Daily Prayers for the People of God (2011, 2014, and 2018), Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry (2012, 2015), Enlightening Words of Truth (2017). An Introduction to the New Testament (2017, 2022), The History and Theology of the Gospel According to St. John (2018), The Holy Spirit in the New Testament (2018), Biblical Hermeneutics: Methods and Perspectives (2020, 2022), and Reading the Apocalyptic: The Book of Revelation – A Commentary (2022).