With regard to biblical research, because I wanted to study the New Testament and the Old Testament, and I also wanted my doctoral thesis to do research related to the subject, I made some preparations before applying for a ph.D. class:<br>1. First, read the introduction books generally introduced to the New Testament, such as Beale's, and learn about the main topics in this field.<br>2. Further reading of recent books on the New Testament's reference to the Old Testament methodology, such as Susan, Porter, Wagner, Francis.... and others. 3. In the course of reading, as I slowly limited the subject matter to the relationship between Paul's letters and Old Testament quotations, I began to prepare to read 70-year-old translations, Damascus letters, and related early Christian Jewish literature.<br>However, because the Greek text of the 70-san translation is different from the General Greek text of the Bible, I have taken special time to study the Greek grammar and monocharacters of the 70-sepsis translation.<br>4. Before going to Oxford to study for a Ph.D., in order to make the course of my PhD class smoother, I specifically purchased a full set of Bible text courses on the Internet, spending time in English reviewing Hebrew, Greek and Aran, and to strengthen my ability to improve the original Bible. 5. In the course of the Church's Sunday School, I also offered a basic course on the New Testament inciting the Old Testament, on the one hand, to strengthen my teaching and expression of the New Testament in the field of the Old Testament, and to create believers on the other.
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