Good News of Messiah Fifth Edition.

A translation of the New Testament by Daniel Gregg.

The Good News of Messiah stands as a definitive, must-have, study resource for any denomination, church, congregation, ministry, fellowship, Bible-study group, or Christian home desiring to read the scriptures in their original, first-century meaning, context, nuance, chronology, and intent.

Why you cannot be without this particular translation of The Good News!
With over 1800 footnotes, cross references and commentaries, plus 15 appendices, the 526-page, exhaustive, 5th Edition, is a benchmark, groundbreaking, scholarly, yet, easy to read and understand rendition and translation of the New Testament scriptures. Packed full of helpful commentaries, context, Hebraisms and insights into Biblical Greek and Hebrew.

The Good News of Messiah also corrects the many linguistic and chronologically challenging and conflicting texts found in traditional translations; thoroughly resourced utilising sound logical investigation and grammatical definitions found only in standard Greek/Hebrew Lexicons.

Confused by chronology? Lost in linguistics?
The Good News of Messiah maps the times and seasons of scripture. It is therefore a chronologically-corrected Gospel account, compliant with the prescribed, ancient reckoning of Biblical time-keeping as established in Genesis 1:14 and Genesis 1:5.

Extrapolate and pinpoint key events throughout the NT epoch and traverse Biblical chronological history with ease.

The Good News of Messiah is an essential tool in the Christian’s understanding of the chronology and timing of the Birth, Ministry, Death, and the Resurrection of the Messiah, harmonious with Daniel 9 as it rightly adjusts the years of Messiah’s Ministry and Passion.

Perplexed by Paul? Not anymore!
The Good News of Messiah addresses five (5) major, cornerstone issues and misunderstandings found in the Apostolic writings and the Pauline Epistles; LAW, JUSTIFICATION, FAITH, RIGHTEOUSNESS AND FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK, and are subsequently drawn into sharp focus, corrected with precision, and brought into subsequent harmony.

The Good News of Messiah therefore remains a definitive, must-have, study resource for any denomination, church, congregation, ministry, fellowship, Bible-study group, or Christian home desiring to read the scriptures in their original, first-century meaning, context, nuance, chronology, and intent.