New Testament Studies is an influential academic journal in the field of biblical studies, providing scholars with a platform to publish original research on the origins, historical context, theology, and related topics of the New Testament and early Christianity. The characteristic of this journal is that it accepts and encourages the use of English, French, and German, the three main academic languages, to publish articles, which not only promotes academic exchange in different language and cultural backgrounds, but also enhances its international influence.

The diverse research methods covered by the journal reflect the breadth and depth of the discipline of New Testament studies. It includes exegesis analysis of New Testament texts, historical research, literary criticism, sociological perspectives, theological exploration, and various other hermeneutic methods. The application of these methods helps to gain a deeper understanding of the New Testament texts from different perspectives, revealing their significance in different historical and cultural contexts.