Gerald Borchert provides a unique survey of the New Testament by centering on its understanding, teaching, language, and reflections of worship. He seeks to show how worship language and action lie behind much of the New Testament and how the modern church can gain a new power in worship through renewed reflection on the New Testament.

Mossy Creek Press is proud to present this resource for studying scripture and a companion for traveling. The Lands of the Bible will help first-time visitors to the Middle East as well as seasoned travelers. Filled with personal experiences, sound scholarship, detailed maps, and thirty-three black and white photographs, this books is sure to enhance readers' perceptions of what is often designated the "Holy Land."Dr. Borchert is currently Senior Professor at Carson-Newman College and also serves as Thesis Director for the Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies.

PREFACE An historical and geographical resource for the study of Scripture and a companion for visiting the Lands of the Bible is an indispensable tool for the Christian. But even more significant is a pilgrimage involving a Seminar in which one is actually able to study and visit the Bible Lands in person. As Christians we can be greatly enriched by becoming better acquainted with the actual places which are part of our spiritual heritage. These places can become for us significant witnesses to the events that changed forever the course of history. What happened in the Lands of the Bible has...