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THE GENERAL LETTERS By TasFioya

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THE GENERAL LETTERS. By TasFioya. General Letters. There are 8 books in General Letters. They are Hebrews, James, 1 Peter, 2 Peter, 1 John, 2 John, 3 John and Jude. Hebrews. Writer: Barnabas Another possibility is Apollos . When: A.D. 70 Chapters: 13 Chapters - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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THE GENERAL LETTERSBy TasFioya

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General Letters

There are 8 books in General Letters. They are Hebrews, James, 1 Peter, 2

Peter, 1 John, 2 John, 3 John and Jude.

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Hebrews Writer: Barnabas

Another possibility is Apollos. When: A.D. 70

Chapters: 13 Chapters Theme: The superiority of Jesus.

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Characteristics Portrait of Jesus Christ seen through the Old

Testament Superiority of Jesus over the prophets,

angels, Moses and priests. Message that Jesus Christ is greater than all.

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James Writer: James

It is assumed that the James who wrote this book is was the brother of Jesus and the

leader of the church in Jerusalem. When: A.D. 45

Chapters: 5 Chapters Theme: Christianity in action.

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Characteristics

Reflect sermonic style of both Greek philosophers and Jewish rabbis.

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1 Peter Writer: Peter When: Between

A.D. 64 & 68

Chapters: 5 Chapters Theme: Hope in the midst of suffering.

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Characteristics The presence of hope in the middle of

suffering How to live as a Christian Jesus is held as their hope, savior and

example, and their Lord. This chapter is written to Christians who

were suffering because they believe in Jesus.

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2 Peter Writer: Peter

When: Near the time of Peter’s death. A.D. 68

Chapters: 3 Chapters Theme: Be eager and on

your guard.

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Characteristics To grow in the Christian

virtues Between the character and

teaching of true apostles and false teacher

Second coming of Jesus Written for believers

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1 John Writer: John When: A.D. 80 Chapters: 5 Chapters Theme: Walking in the light.

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Characteristics

Distillation about John, now an old man who wants people to remember about faith.

The essence that God is light. Message: Friendship with God and with

others.

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2 & 3 John Writer: John When: A.D. 80s Chapter: 1 for 2 John and 1 for 3

John Theme: hospitality for teachers

who are itinerant (traveling from place to place).

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Characteristics John’s concern in his first epistle for the

truth. Message: To follow God’s commands

and not to listen to false teacher.

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Jude Writer: Jude When: A.D. 65 or 80 Chapter: 1 Chapter Theme: Contend for the faith.

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Characteristics

Quotes from the Old Testament and the Apocrypha.

Christians are to “contend for the faith” and they are to do against false teacher.

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THANK YOU!KEEP CALM

andPRAISEGOD!!!

SWAGGYYYYY