A study of the non-Pauline letters in the New Testament, such as Hebrews, James, Peter, John, and Jude, examining their teachings on various Christian doctrines and practical living.
General Epistles: Definition: The General Epistles are a group of seven letters in the New Testament not addressed to a specific church or individual. They are also known as the Catholic Epistles, meaning universal or general. Authors and Epistles: James: Written by James, the brother of Jesus, it focuses on practical Christian living. 1 Peter and 2 Peter: Written by the apostle Peter, emph...…
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