In this unique study guide, Monte Nyman provides more than just a comparison of the King James Bible text, the Joseph Smith Translation, and the teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith - this book also compares the Old Testament text with Old Testament scriptures used by the New Testament writers. The guide even compares modern scripture to similar writings by the New Testament apostles. Furthermore, the teachings of different apostles as well as letters to different groups are compared and contrasted; for example, differences and similarities in the writings of Peter and Jude, or Paul's writings to the Ephesians and Colossians are clearly shown. As an added bonus, Brother Nyman has rearranged the Epistles of Paul to improve clarity and understanding of these scriptures. The compliers of the King James Bible placed the Epistles of Paul immediately after the book of Acts, according to their length. This study guide attempts to either place the epistles in the sequence to the time they were written, or to correlate them with the account of their author as found in the book of Acts. In New Testament Restoration Harmony: the Complete Guide to Acts through Revelations, these features come together to make your study of the New Testament easier, more enlightening, and more complete. Monte S. Nyman received his bachelor's and master's degrees in physical education from Utah State University and earned his doctorate in education administration from Brigham Young University. He has served as the director of the Edmonton (Canada) Institute of Religion, director of Book of Mormon Studies in BYU s Religious Studies Center, acting chairman of the Ancient Scripture Department, and associate dean of Religious Education at Brigham Young University. He has taught in twelve BYU study abroad programs in Jerusalem and has conducted many BYU tours to Israel and Central America for BYU travel study. Brother Nyman retired from BYU in 1996. However, his academic activities have continued since that time. He served as the president of Southern Virginia University from May 2003 to June 2004 after serving as that university's academic vice president. From 1999 to 2000, he served as the university's head baseball coach. His church service includes a mission to the North Central States and callings as a high councilor, stake mission president, bishop, and member of several stake presidencies. He was chairman of the Church Instructional Development Committee for writing Gospel Doctrine manuals and served for eleven years on the Church Translation and Correlation Committees. He is the author of four commentaries on Old Testament prophets, as well as two books on the Book of Mormon: An Ensign to All People and The Most Correct Book, The Book of Mormon. He has also been published in the Ensign and The Improvement Era. Brother Nyman and his wife, Mary Ann Sullivan, are the parents of eight children. They have twenty-three grandchildren.