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What is your favorite SHORTER New Testament Epistle?

By Ed Vasicek on Wed, 04/15/20
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Bible, Theology & Philosophy
Topic tags
Bible books
epistles
Featured Poll

I know Romans would probably lead the pack if we included longer epistles in our choice list, but we are not.

We all have our favorites. Feel free to share WHY you made the choice you did.

Poll Results

What is your favorite SHORTER New Testament Epistle?

Galatians Votes: 1
Philemon Votes: 3
James Votes: 2
I Peter Votes: 3
II Peter Votes: 0
I John Votes: 0
II John Votes: 0
III John Votes: 0
Jude Votes: 0
Not one in particular Votes: 1
Other Votes: 0
Ephesians Votes: 5
Philippians Votes: 1
Colossians Votes: 0
I Thessalonians Votes: 0
II Thessalonians Votes: 0
I Timothy Votes: 0
II Timothy Votes: 1
Titus Votes: 1

(Migrated poll)

N/A
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 0

Discussion

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Ed Vasicek

NewAlways drawn to 2 Timothy

Wed, 04/15/20

Perhaps it is becasue of the call to the pastorate, but I have always found 2 Timothy (and I Timothy) to be very practical and personally challenging, as well as putting an emphasis on the Gospel.

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NewI love Galatians. I love the

Wed, 04/15/20
I love Galatians. I love the emphasis on grace apart from works. I also think the biographical information about Paul is amazing and instructive. I will never forget reading Machen’s section on it in “The Origin of Paul’s Religion.” It opened the book up for me to understand it so well.
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pvawter

NewOf those books I have only

Wed, 04/15/20

Of those books I have only preached through Titus, so it’s my current favorite. That may change when I get to some of the others. :-)

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Bert Perry

NewPhilemon

Sat, 04/18/20

It’s just fascinating in the things it answers, and even more fascinating in the questions it seems to leave open. I can chew on that—and the puns Paul uses in it—all day.

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