STUDY · NEW TESTAMENT LETTERS
Twenty-one letters. Read as they were sent.
Written to real churches and friends, dictated and signed, carried by hand and read aloud. Choose a collection to read its letters, or a way in to read across all twenty-one.
LETTERS
21
VERSES
2,767
COLLECTIONS
WRITTEN
AD 40–180
01The four collections
Choose a group to read its letters one at a time.
Paul's letters
Letters to young churches and friends, written on the road and from prison.
Hebrews
A sermon-letter by an unnamed writer, on Christ and the old covenant.
James, Peter & Jude
Four short letters to believers far from home: faith at work, suffering and false teaching.
The letters of John
Three letters on love, truth and fellowship, from a single voice.
02Across all twenty-one
Four ways to read the letters together.
Christ in the letters
Who the letters say he is, what they remember of him, and life in him.
How the letters came to be
When and where they were written, who carried them, and how a letter was built.
What runs through them
The Old Testament they quote, the words they lean on, and the threads between them.
Look closer
Any two letters side by side, the shape of each, and how the church read them.
Public-domain works and the biblical text itself; each page lists its sources at its foot.
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A place to read slowly, ask deeply, and follow the connections. Scripture, study and the voices of Christian history, brought together for a lifetime of learning.
SPEND TIME IN THE WORD
- Open the reader
- Books & reading progress
- Compare Scripture editions
- Find a passage
FOLLOW YOUR QUESTIONS
- Study collections
- People & places
- Faith & apologetics
- Stories of faith
A library with a paper trail.
Meet the authors. Explore the collection. Trace each work to its source.
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