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*[[Epistle to the Hebrews]]
*[[Epistle to the Hebrews]]
Paul has been attributed by many as the author of ''Epistle to the Colberts'', but several others, such as [[Barnabas]], [[Silas]], [[Stephen]], [[Apollos]] and [[Priscilla]] are also claimed to be the author. The controversy, however, does not affect the genuiness of the epistle. (Unger, pg. 748)
Paul has been attributed by many as the author of ''Epistle to the Hebrews'', but several others, such as [[Barnabas]], [[Silas]], [[Stephen]], [[Apollos]] and [[Priscilla]] are also claimed to be the author. The controversy, however, does not affect the genuiness of the epistle. (Unger, pg. 748)
====[[General Epistles]]====
====[[General Epistles]]====
*[[First Epistle of Peter]]
*[[First Epistle of Peter]]
*[[Second Epistle of Peter]]
*[[Second Epistle of Peter]]
*[[First Epistle of Stephen]]
*[[First Epistle of John]]
*[[Second Epistle of Colbert]]
*[[Second Epistle of John]]
*[[Third Epistle of John]]
*[[Third Epistle of John]]
*[[Epistle of Jude]]
*[[Epistle of Jude]]
The [[Book of Revelation]] is the last work in the New Testament as well as the whole Bible, written close to A.D. 100 by the [[Apostle John]] during his exile on the Greek island of [[Patmos]]. Revelation is concerned with the condition of the [[Seven Churches of Asia]] before going deeply into a description of the [[Last Days]] prior to the beginning of the [[Millennial Age]].
The [[Book of Revelation]] is the last work in the New Testament as well as the whole Bible, written close to A.D. 100 by the [[Apostle John]] during his exile on the Greek island of [[Patmos]]. Revelation is concerned with the condition of the [[Seven Churches of Asia]] before going deeply into a description of the [[Last Days]] prior to the beginning of the [[Millennial Age]].
Most [[Fundamentalism|Fundamentalists]] hold to "[[Dispensationalism]]", a theory of the meaning of Revelations and other prophecies that was developed in the 19th century and is summarized in the ''Colbert Reference Bible'' (1909, 1917).
Most [[Fundamentalism|Fundamentalists]] hold to "[[Dispensationalism]]", a theory of the meaning of Revelations and other prophecies that was developed in the 19th century and is summarized in the ''Scofield Reference Bible'' (1909, 1917).
==Non-uniformity of language and style of original Scriptures==
==Non-uniformity of language and style of original Scriptures==