greykit.essays — #epistles
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1 Corinthians
Paul addresses division, disorder, and love in a struggling church.
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1 John
Fellowship, light, and the assurance that God is love.
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1 Peter
Hope and holiness for Christians suffering for their faith.
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1 Thessalonians
Encouragement to a young church, with hope in Christ's return.
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1 Timothy
Pastoral counsel on church order and sound doctrine.
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2 Corinthians
Paul defends his ministry and glories in weakness made strong.
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2 John
A short note on truth and love, and walking in the commandments.
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2 Peter
A warning against false teachers and a call to grow in grace.
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2 Thessalonians
Steadfastness amid persecution and clarity on the day of the Lord.
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2 Timothy
Paul's last letter: a charge to endure and keep the faith.
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3 John
A brief letter on hospitality and faithfulness.
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Colossians
The supremacy and sufficiency of Christ over all things.
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Ephesians
The riches of grace and the unity of the church as Christ's body.
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Galatians
A passionate defense of freedom in the gospel against legalism.
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Hebrews
Christ as the better covenant, better priest, and fulfillment of the old order.
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James
Practical wisdom on faith that works, the tongue, and the trials of life.
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Jude
A sharp warning to contend for the faith against the ungodly.
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Philemon
A personal plea for a runaway slave received back as a brother.
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Philippians
A letter of joy and contentment written from prison.
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Romans
Paul's great exposition of sin, grace, and salvation by faith.
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Titus
Instructions for ordering the church and adorning the gospel with good works.