| − | A '''General Epistle''' is a letter in the [[New Testament]] which was written by an early Christian to the entire community, rather than focusing on a specific audience. These include the Epistles of James, Peter, John and Jude, and also the General Epistle of the [[Council of Jerusalem]] (Acts 15:23-29). | + | A '''General Epistle''' is a letter in the [[New Testament]] which was written by an early Christian to the entire community, rather than focusing on a specific audience. |
| | + | These include the Epistles of James, Peter, John and Jude, and also the General Epistle of the [[Council of Jerusalem]] (Acts 15:23-29). Due to the unknown authorship of Hebrews it is also at times included in this category. |