ABOUT THE BOOK

About the book

Was the New Testament written centuries after the events it describes—or much closer than most people think?

For many, the Bible is often dismissed as a collection of legends, developed long after the life of Jesus. But what if the evidence tells a very different story?

In Not Legend, But History: The True Timeline of the New Testament, Adam Phelps takes readers on a clear and compelling journey through the first century, examining when the New Testament books were actually written—and why it matters.

Drawing from historical research, early sources, and scholarly insight, this book reveals how the New Testament developed within the lifetime of eyewitnesses, not generations later.

Inside this book, you will discover:

  • When each New Testament book was written
  • How close these writings are to the events they describe
  • Why early dating strengthens historical reliability
  • How the message of Christianity spread so rapidly
  • What scholars really say about the timeline of Scripture

Written in a clear and accessible style, this book is ideal for both curious readers and those seeking a deeper understanding of the Bible’s historical foundation.

If you’ve ever questioned the origins of the New Testament—or want to understand it with clarity and confidence—this book will give you the facts you’ve been looking for.

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ABOUT the Aurthor: ADAM PHELPS

Adam Phelps is a passionate student of history, Scripture, and ancient writings. As an autodidact, he believes that learning is not limited to classrooms or formal institutions, but is available to anyone with curiosity, dedication, and a genuine desire to seek truth.

Driven by a lifelong interest in the origins of Christianity and the historical foundations of the Bible, Adam has devoted countless hours to studying biblical history, early Christian writings, ancient cultures, and scholarly research. His approach combines careful investigation with a commitment to making complex historical topics understandable and accessible to everyday readers.

In Not Legend, But History: The True Timeline of the New Testament, Adam seeks to address one of the most common misconceptions about the Bible—that the New Testament was written centuries after the events it describes. Rather than relying on popular assumptions, he examines the historical evidence, scholarly dating, and early sources that reveal a much different story.

His goal is simple: to help readers separate fact from myth and gain a clearer understanding of the historical reliability and timeline of the New Testament. Through careful research and accessible writing, Adam encourages readers to explore the evidence for themselves and discover the remarkable story behind the world’s most influential collection of writings.

Adam resides in Tennessee and continues to pursue independent study in history, theology, and ancient civilizations.

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