testament
- noun
- /ˈtɛstəmənt/
- Martin created concrete statues illustrating New Testament stories and placed them in the park.
- Old Testament
- New Testament
- read the New Testament
There are two words used in the New Testament of Bible, belief and faith.
- There are two words used in the New Testament of Bible, belief and faith.
- So, you know, if we're talking like Old Testament smiting people to death, God maybe not ideal.
- OK, what about the Old Testament and everything else?
- The Bible as well, the New Testament now Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
- Religious psychopaths that have a punitive Old Testament desire to control women.
- The origin of the phrase is actually from the New Testament, from the Gospel of Matthew.
- And there are also, I'm trying to remember in the New Testament where this is.
- Often mistakenly cast as the God of the Old Testament versus the God of the the New Testament.
- And lo and behold, this Greek looks like New Testament Greek.
- And you know, they're looking for a Messiah that fills all of the Old Testament prophecies.
- Then there is the New Testament, which the Jews don't recognize as a sacred book.
- science in the Old Testament is I am that I am
Examples
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The Bible as well, the New Testament now Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
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I have a small New Testament in a drawer in my living room.
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OK, what about the Old Testament and everything else?
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Now the title comes from the New Testament book of John.
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I believe in the Old Testament, sir.
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You want it Old Testament or New Testament?
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A student of the New Testament.
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The Old Testament God is wrathful.
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This is Noah's Ark from the Old Testament.
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The Old Testament contains many important stories and teachings of the Jewish faith.
Synonyms
Second part of the Christian Bible that tells about Jesus and the early church
Books written before Jesus that form the first part of the Bible and are sacred to Jews and Christians
Idioms
Compounds
Books written before Jesus that form the first part of the Bible and are sacred to Jews and Christians
Books that form the first part of the Christian Bible and contain Hebrew sacred writings
Surface Forms
Etymology
Testament comes from the Latin words testis 'witness' and testari 'to tell', and it was used to mean a 'covenant' or agreement with God, so the Old and New Testaments are the Bible's recorded agreements or promises from God.