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| − | '''Paul's letters''' are remarkably preseved letters by [[Saint Paul]], sometimes from prison, to the early [[Christian]] communities prior to 64-65 [[A.D.]], when Paul was executed by [[pagan]] [[Roman]]s. The [[New Testament]] includes 13 of Paul's letters, not ordered by chronology. The first letter is thought to have been his | + | '''Paul's letters''' are remarkably preseved letters by [[Saint Paul]], sometimes from prison, to the early [[Christian]] communities prior to 64-65 [[A.D.]], when Paul was executed by [[pagan]] [[Roman]]s. The [[New Testament]] includes 13 of Paul's letters, not ordered by chronology. The first letter is thought to have been his [[First Epistle to the Thessalonians]], while some assert that his earliest was his [[Epistle to the Galatians]]. |
Paul was a [[movement conservative]] who was a hardliner on many issues. | Paul was a [[movement conservative]] who was a hardliner on many issues. | ||
Revision as of 06:00, March 25, 2024
Paul's letters are remarkably preseved letters by Saint Paul, sometimes from prison, to the early Christian communities prior to 64-65 A.D., when Paul was executed by pagan Romans. The New Testament includes 13 of Paul's letters, not ordered by chronology. The first letter is thought to have been his First Epistle to the Thessalonians, while some assert that his earliest was his Epistle to the Galatians.
Paul was a movement conservative who was a hardliner on many issues.
Paul's letters confirm the very early origin of the Gospels by referring almost verbatim several times to passages in them.