Paul's Letters

The Apostle Paul wrote more of the New Testament than any other author — letters to young churches scattered across the Roman world, addressing everything from theological foundations to everyday ethical questions. His letter to the Romans is one of the most studied theological documents in history. His letter to the Philippians contains some of the most beloved verses on peace, contentment, and joy. These cryptograms draw from across the Pauline epistles, giving you Paul's voice in its full range: pastoral and polemical, intimate and universal.

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