1st Corinthians
Overview of the Epistle The biblical accounts (Acts 18:1-18) and the early church history records agree that the church at Corinth was founded by Apostle Paul and his ministry associates.…
Epistle to the Romans
ImageSource The General Introduction The Epistle to the Romans, being one of the most theologically rooted books in the entire Bible, is accurately placed in the beginning of the third…
Ephesians
Overview of the Book Similar to the metropolitan cities1 of the modern world, Ephesus was one of the most advanced cities in ancient Asia Minor. Under Roman rule, the city…
Jude
An Overview of the Epistles of Jude The epistle of Jude has a special place among the New Testament books because it opposes the false teachers and their teachings which…
Epistles of John
An Overview of the Epistles of John1 The authorship of five New Testament books were credited to Apostle John, the beloved disciple of Christ Jesus. They are First, Second, and…
James
Overview of the Book The Epistle of James is classified as one of the general epistles1, addressed to a wider audience2 rather than to a specific person or a local…
Hebrews
Overview of the Book The epistle to the Hebrews has a unique place among the New Testament writings. H.E. Dana1 states (quoting Origen, one of the early Church fathers) that…