New Testament Scholarship is the academic study of the New Testament, a collection of texts central to Christianity. Scholars analyze the historical, cultural, and linguistic contexts of these writings to better understand their meanings and implications. This field encompasses various disciplines, including theology, history, and literary criticism. Researchers in New Testament Scholarship often explore the lives and teachings of key figures, such as Jesus and the Apostles. They examine how these texts were written, compiled, and transmitted over time, contributing to our understanding of early Christian communities and their beliefs.