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Paul's Letters trivia, the epistles within reach.
Thirteen letters in the New Testament canon are traditionally attributed to Paul — written between roughly AD 49 and 67 to churches scattered across the Roman world. Kerygma's Paul's Letters category tests their dates, their churches, their themes, and their key passages.
What's covered
- Romans — Paul's most systematic letter, AD 57.
- The Corinthian correspondence — 1 and 2 Corinthians, on church order, gifts, the resurrection, ministry.
- Galatians — the question of the Law and Gentile inclusion.
- The prison epistles — Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, Philemon.
- The Thessalonian letters — earliest of the corpus, AD 50–51.
- The pastoral epistles — 1–2 Timothy, Titus.
A round, in two minutes
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Sample question
Which Pauline letter is sometimes called "Paul's love letter to a church"?
"I thank my God in all my remembrance of you, always in every prayer of mine for you all making my prayer with joy."Philippians 1:3-4
Philippians is Paul's warmest letter — written from prison, addressed to a church he loved deeply. The word "joy" appears more than a dozen times in just four chapters. Where Galatians is sharp and Romans is systematic, Philippians is personal.
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