- The
Pauline epistles, also
known as
Epistles of Paul or
Letters of Paul, are the
thirteen books of the New
Testament attributed to Paul the Apostle, although...
-
referred to as
epistles.
Those traditionally attributed to Paul are
known as
Pauline epistles and the
others as
catholic (i.e., "general")
epistles. The ancient...
- The
catholic epistles (also
called the
general epistles) are
seven epistles of the New Testament.
Listed in
order of
their appearance in the New Testament...
- of Paul. The
remaining four
contested epistles – Ephesians, as well as the
three known as the
Pastoral Epistles (1 and 2 Timothy, and Titus) – have been...
- The
First Epistle to
Timothy is one of
three letters in the New
Testament of the
Bible often grouped together as the
pastoral epistles,
along with Second...
-
Johannine epistles, the
Epistles of John, or the
Letters of John are the
First Epistle of John, the
Second Epistle of John, and the
Third Epistle of John...
- author,
wrote several letters (or
epistles) in Gr**** to
various churches. Paul
apparently dictated all his
epistles through a
secretary (or amanuensis)...
- Kennedy, "Are
There Two
Epistles in 2 Corinthians?" The
Expositor 6 (1897);
reprinted in idem, The
Second and
Third Epistles of St. Paul to the Corinthians...
- The
Epistle to
Titus is one of the
three pastoral epistles (along with 1
Timothy and 2 Timothy) in the New Testament,
historically attributed to Paul the...
- The
pastoral epistles are a
group of
three books of the
canonical New Testament: the
First Epistle to
Timothy (1 Timothy), the
Second Epistle to Timothy...
