Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4|           as they wrote their own epistles in Greek. The canon also
 2   1,1,5|       prophets, of David,~and the epistles of the kings concerning
 3   1,1,5|            catholic. or .general. epistles. ~ As the Church spread,
 4   1,1,5|           Peter, the 2nd and 3rd ~Epistles of John, and the Apocalypse (
 5   1,1,5|          Shepherd. of Hermas; the epistles of St. Clement, of St. Ignatius,
 6   1,1,6|     Gospels ~7 . The Acts and the Epistles ~8 . Epistles of Apostle
 7   1,1,6|        Acts and the Epistles ~8 . Epistles of Apostle Paul ~9 . Revelations
 8   2,2,3|       century, and~especially the epistles of the Bishop-martyr Ignatius
 9   2,2,3|        the New Testament were the epistles of the Apostles, brought
10   2,2,5|         physician, as seen in the Epistles of St. Paul to~the Colossians.
11   2,2,5|     imprisonment during which the~Epistles to the Colossians and Philippians
12   2,2,5|           in his Gospel and three Epistles the Christian~teaching of
13   2,3  |       Book of Acts and Ecumenical Epistles.~
14   2,3,1|    Christian faith, the Apostles’ Epistles unveil~the different aspects
15   2,3,1|          Because of the Apostles’ Epistles, we have a living witness
16   2,3,1|          considered~the Apostles’ Epistles as the word of the Holy
17   2,3,1|        Book of Acts and Apostolic Epistles were written. At the conclusion,
18   2,3,2|           63 or 64 AD. St. Paul’s Epistles to~the Colossians and to
19   2,3,3|                          Catholic Epistles.~The name Catholic (universal)
20   2,3,3|           is applied to the seven Epistles written by the Apostles:
21   2,3,3|       arrangement of the Catholic Epistles was called as~such was by
22   2,3,3|         century AD). The Catholic Epistles are distinct, in~as much
23   2,3,3|    apostolic work, the Ecumenical Epistles~enunciate the general mandatory
24   2,3,3|         Sacrament of Chrismation.~Epistles of St. Apostle Peter.~Apostle
25   2,3,3|           a “deathbed”~testament.~Epistles of the Evangelist John the
26   2,3,3|            wrote his Gospel and 3 Epistles. He~remained chaste and
27   2,3,3|         Not naming himself in his Epistles, St. John writes about~himself
28   2,3,4|         of Acts and the Apostolic Epistles, both Ecumenical as well
29   2,4  |                                4. Epistles of Apostle Paul.~
30   2,4,1|            having written some 14 Epistles~— stands out as being the
31   2,4,1|      teachings of the~Gospel, the Epistles of the Apostle Paul should
32   2,4,1|        the Christian faith. These Epistles~are outstanding in their
33   2,4,2|       teachings and his life.~The Epistles of Apostle Paul are the
34   2,4,2|         teachings~outlined in his Epistles are closely interwoven with
35   2,4,3|           and a half years. His 2 Epistles to the Thessalonians was
36   2,4,3|         away). All three of these Epistles were written in 63 AD and
37   2,4,3|        indicated by his “Pastoral Epistles” to~Timothy and Titus. After
38   2,4,3|         teachings revealed in his Epistles, being a full reflection
39   2,4,3|         others).~According to his Epistles, the understanding of “works
40   2,4,3|    continu-~ally underline in his Epistles that Christ was the Savior
41   2,4,3|            List of Apostle Paul’s epistles.~On the basis of credible
42   2,4,3|        Church attributes fourteen~Epistles to Apostle Paul’s authorship,
43   2,4,3|       Epistle to the Hebrews.~The Epistles are not in any chronological
44   2,4,3|           they are addressed. The Epistles to the three individuals
45   2,4,3|          individuals follow those Epistles~to the seven Churches. The
46   2,4,3|           Usually, Apostle Paul’s Epistles are separated into two uneven
47   2,4,3|        into two uneven groups: 1)~Epistles of a general Christian nature
48   2,4,3|  Christian nature and 2) Pastoral Epistles. The Epistles to Timothy
49   2,4,3|            Pastoral Epistles. The Epistles to Timothy and~Titus belong
50   2,4,3|        sections of Apostle Paul’s Epistles gave rise to thoughts that
51   2,4,3|         that he had written~other Epistles that have not reached us
52   2,4,4|     Apostle Paul’s teachings.~The Epistles of Apostle Paul carries
53   2,4,4| beginnings and affirmation in his~Epistles. The bulk of the Epistles
54   2,4,4|         Epistles. The bulk of the Epistles are structured on the one
55   2,4,4|          citing extracts~from his Epistles, which are essentially of
56   2,4,4|         to them in Apostle Paul’s Epistles.~The grace of God and spiritual
57   2,4,5|    Significance of Apostle Paul’s epistles.~Consequently, Apostle Paul’
58   2,4,5|      Consequently, Apostle Paul’s Epistles emerge as a profound source
59   2,4,5|           century, Apostle Paul’s Epistles serve as valuable additions
60   2,4,5|   Apostolic~times.~Apostle Paul’s Epistles are equally valuable in
61   2,5,2|        the Gospels and also three Epistles to the~churches. The author
62   2,5,2|           with his Gospel and the Epistles, similarity not only in
63   2,5,2|          refers to himself in his Epistles (2 John 1:1 and 3 John~1: