That Christians should call the second part of their Bible the New Testament is not disputed. What is debatable is what exactly is new in the New Testament. All Things New seeks to address this issue in an interesting way. Studying such themes as the new covenant, the new creation, and the new man yields rich results. Illustrative material presents a wealth of analysis of the covenants and Old Testament laws.
Appendixes offer an approach to dealing with the problem of identifying Israel in the new covenant.
The book concludes with helpful indexes and an extensive bibliography. B. Hoch, Jr. is professor of New Testament at Grand Rapids Baptist Seminary. He is a contributor to such publications as Dispensationalism, Israel, and the Church and The Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology.