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Who wrote the New Testament? How did these writings take shape and come down to us as Scripture? What did the life, death and resurrection of Jesus mean for his first followers – for Paul and the early Christian communities? And how can these texts continue to nourish faith today?
In A Friendly Guide to the New Testament, Francis J Moloney SDB explores these foundational questions with clarity and insight. Written from both historical and faith perspectives, this accessible introduction is ideal for those new to Bible study. It features commentary on key passages, helpful ‘Did you know?’ boxes, and a step-by-step guide to praying with Scripture.
Beautifully presented in full colour, with icons and original artwork throughout, this volume combines sound scholarship with an engaging, reader-friendly style. Clear and concise, it is perfectly suited to introductory readers – an invaluable resource for students and teachers, parish groups, RCIA teams and candidates, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the New Testament and the foundations of Christian faith.
Francis J Moloney SDB (1940– 2025) was an internationally respected Australian New Testament scholar and Salesian priest. A gifted teacher and former Dean of the School of Theology and Religious Studies at The Catholic University of America, he authored more than fifty books and numerous scholarly articles. Known for his clarity, depth, and pastoral sensitivity, he helped generations of readers approach the New Testament with confidence, insight, and faith.
Also in this Series:
A Friendly Guide to The Mass (Msgr Tony Doherty)
A Friendly Guide to Jesus (Andrew Hamilton)
