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CSB Connecting Scripture New Testament

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Developed by leading biblical theology scholars, G. K. Beale and Benjamin L. Gladd, the CSB Connecting Scripture New Testament helps readers connect the New Testament to the grand narrative and overarching redemption story of the Bible. This unique and accessible study resource includes a robust cross-reference system that highlights Old Testament quotations, allusions, and parallels within the New Testament and promotes the underlying unity of Scripture. Book introductions, study note commentary, articles, and helpful charts and infographics are also included throughout to further highlight and explain important theological themes and recurring connections between Old and New Testament books.

592 pages, Leather Bound

Published October 15, 2025

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October 21, 2025
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In this study Bible, you will discover how God has woven the tapestry of Jesus Christ in the New Testament from threads running throughout the Old Testament. Unlike nearly everything in todays fast-paced world, the Connecting Scripture New Testament both models and encourages a patient reading of the text. Editors Beale and Gladd take the rich feast of God's Word and serve a lavish banquet easily within reach.

Through the inclusion of direct quotations as well as allusions in their variety, every page of the New Testament is littered with color-coded references. Here is an opportunity for you to see for yourself the multi-faceted diamond of God's good news, shining in all its beauty and wonder.

Supporting articles and in-depth charts will fuel your pursuit of a deeper relationship with your Creator, who has made you for Himself.
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July 21, 2026
The CSB Connecting Scripture New Testament is a study Bible that highlights biblical allusions, quotations, and illustrations throughout the New Testament. It is an excellent Bible study tool, featuring an outstanding cross-reference system that traces Old Testament allusions, quotations, and parallels found in the New Testament.

Edited by Gregory K. Beale and Benjamin L. Gladd, this volume helps readers see the grand narrative of Scripture and the overarching story of God’s redemption. You’ll gain a sharper understanding of how the New Testament authors use the Old Testament.

Explore Extensive Theological Connections

For example, John 1:1 alludes to Genesis 1:1. Throughout the New Testament, the study notes identify these types of connections and explain their significance, making this an excellent resource for sermon preparation or in-depth Bible study.

Compared to a standard cross-reference system found in most Bibles, this book goes much further. In addition to extensive color-coded cross-references, it includes introductions, study notes, articles, charts, and infographics. The CSB Connecting Scripture New Testament will help serious students of the Bible explore the extensive theological connections throughout Scripture, and come to know God and his word at a deeper, fuller, and richer level.

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August 1, 2026
A unique edition to the study Bible set. Clean enough to use for just reading through the NT, but full of helpful notes and pointers to explain and highlight allusions and quotations of OT in NT.
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