new Testament

英 [njuː ˈtestəmənt]

美 [nuː ˈtestəmənt]

网络  新约; 新约全书; 新约圣经; 圣经新约; 新約

Collins.1

牛津词典

noun

• 《〈圣经〉新约》
  the second part of the Bible, that describes the life and teachings of Jesus Christ

英英释义

noun

• the collection of books of the Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, the Pauline and other epistles, and Revelation

双语例句

• The New Testament consists of early Christian literature.
  《新约》包含了早期基督教文学。
• The New Testament describes the life and work of Jesus Christ and the early development of christianity.
  新约记述了耶稣基督的生活和事迹以及基督教的早期发展。
• The shortest of the four Gospels in the new testament.
  新约的四个福音中最短的一个。
• This is our unique New Testament blessing.
  这就是我们在新约的独一祝福。
• To apply prophecy correctly to our day, we must understand the New Testament's approach to prophecy.
  今天，要正确地应用预言，我们必须了解新约对预言应用的方法。
• Sacred scriptures of Judaism and, with the New Testament, of Christianity.
  基督教（包括《新约》）和犹太教的正典经书。
• Christians see the New Testament as the fulfillment of the promise of the Old Testament.
  基督教将《新约》视为对《旧约》中诺言的实践。
• In the New Testament it could be Cornelius or Paul.
  若以新约的人物为例，我们会首推哥尼流和保罗的信主经过；
• In the new testament, the birth of Christ is announced to Mary by the archangel gabriel.
  在《新约》中，基督的诞生是由天使长加百列向圣母玛丽亚宣告的。
• This author is not living in the time by which we have a New Testament.
  作者不是生活在，有了新约的时期。