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New Testament Panorama

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[John 20:31]

But these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God,

and that by believing you may have life in his name.

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The Bible is like the large continent of the Old Testament and the New Testament, of which

the New Testament is one-third the size of the Old Testament.

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The entire chapter of the Bible is 1,189, and the New Testament is 260 Chapters. The

whole passage of the Bible is the 31,101 verse, and the New Testament is the 7,957 verse.

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The New Testament begins after a period of 400 years of silence.

The New Testament consists of a total of 27 books. These 27 books are again divided into

four categories. It consists of 4 books of Gospels, 1 book of history, 21 books of letters, 1

book of prophecy.

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It is said that Matthew, Mark, Luke, John's Gospel at the very beginning of the New

Testament is the Four Gospels. These four gospels record the things that happened as

Jesus, the Son of God, was in the flesh of our flesh as we are.

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The beginning of the New Testament reveals how the words of the Messiah had actually

been prophesied in the Old Testament.

Like the prophecy of Isaiah, Jesus, the Son of God, begins with the birth of the Virgin

Mary in the Holy Spirit and the birth of Bethlehem, as the prophet of Micah prophesied.

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John the Baptist, who came to this land six months earlier than Jesus, cried out in the

wilderness that the kingdom of God had come and urged Judas to repent. As the Prophet

of Isaiah prophesied, John prepared the way for Jesus to come.

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Jesus began to preach the kingdom of God on earth from the time he was 30 years old.

Jesus trained 12 disciples. And many people proclaimed, preached, and verified the

kingdom of God.

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Jesus demonstrated that He is the Son of God. He raised the dead and healed many

diseases that could not be fixed in those days. In addition, he calmed the waves and

walked on the water.

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Jesus himself suffered the crucifixion to forgive the sins of all mankind.

He took all our sins and died on the cross.

But in three days he overcomes the power of death and resurrects.

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The risen Jesus promised that he would send the Holy Spirit,

and he ascended to heaven with his disciples watching.

And ten days later the Holy Spirit came upon the disciples who believed in the promise

and prayed.

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Those who received the Holy Spirit boldly began to bear witness that Jesus was the Messiah.

Many people who heard this blessed news came to believe in Jesus.

And the first church, the Jerusalem church, was built.

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The apostles who were disciples of Jesus preached the gospel to the Jews.

And when Saul, who persecuted those who believed in Jesus, met Jesus, he repented

and changed. He changed his name to Paul and began to preach the Gospel for the Gentiles.

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The apostle Paul became the first missionary to travel

through numerous regions and preach the gospel.

In addition, Paul did a work of spreading the word of God through a letter in a distant place. The letter written by Paul is about thirteen books, half of the New Testament.

There are also letters written by many people.

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The apostle John, who lived the longest as a disciple of Jesus, also wrote three books

of letters. In particular, the apostle John met Jesus directly on the island of Patmos

and recorded what will be done in the future.

This Bible is the last book of Revelation in the New Testament.

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Among the contents of the book of Revelation,

there are things that have already been done in prophecy in history.

And future works that have not been done yet are foretold.

In it, on the Last Judgment Day, Jesus comes back to earth and judges those

who do not believe in Him with eternal hell fire, and makes us, the children of God,

to live for everlasting life.

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We have received the grace of salvation because of Jesus

who came to the Messiah according to the prophecy of the Old Testament.

Now the Holy Spirit is enjoying the blessing with us.

We will now have to wait for Jesus to come again and live a just life as a bride of Jesus, always practicing what God pleases.

(This is the sample conclusion provided by CTM. Please feel free to change the conclusion to best suit the listeners of your sermon.)