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01New Testament · Pauline Epistles · 16 chapters

Romans

Paul unfolds God's righteousness in the gospel, uniting Jews and Gentiles under sin, grace, faith, transformed life, and merciful mission.

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02New Testament · Pauline Epistles · 16 chapters

1 Corinthians

Paul applies the cross to a gifted but fractured church struggling with status, sexuality, worship, freedom, gifts, and resurrection.

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03New Testament · Pauline Epistles · 4 chapters

Colossians

The supreme and sufficient Christ creates, reconciles, heads the church, defeats hostile powers, and reshapes every sphere of life.

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04New Testament · Pauline Epistles · 6 chapters

1 Timothy

Paul charges Timothy to guard sound teaching and order a household of God shaped by prayer, qualified leadership, care, and visible godliness.

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05New Testament · Pauline Epistles · 3 chapters

Titus

Titus is charged to set churches in order through credible elders, sound teaching, good works, and grace-trained lives.

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06New Testament · Pauline Epistles · 1 chapters

Philemon

Paul appeals for Onesimus to be received no longer merely as a bondservant but as a beloved brother, translating reconciliation into a household relationship.

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07New Testament · General Epistles · 5 chapters

1 Peter

A scattered people are reborn into living hope and called to holy, honorable, suffering witness as God's priestly household.

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08New Testament · General Epistles · 1 chapters

2 John

The elder joins truth and love while warning a chosen congregation not to support teachers who deny Christ's coming in the flesh.

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09New Testament · General Epistles · 1 chapters

3 John

The elder commends Gaius's hospitable partnership, condemns Diotrephes's controlling refusal, and recommends Demetrius.

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