One text in this set argues that the parting of two men "for a season" might serve to join them forever as brothers; that one was written on behalf of Onesimus, an escaped slave. The first of these texts ends chapter 1 by describing sinful sexual acts, then says "youhave no excuse" to judge others in chapter 2, and is often cited by sola fide advo
One text in this set argues that the parting of two men "for a season" might serve to join them forever as brothers; that one was written on behalf of Onesimus, an escaped slave. The first of these texts ends chapter 1 by describing sinful sexual acts, then says "youhave no excuse" to judge others in chapter 2, and is often cited by sola fide advocates. They include "Philemon," and a later one, which includes the phrases "we see through a glass darkly" and "Love is patient, love is kind," went to churchgoing Corinthians. The first of the thirteen was addressed to the Romans. For 10 points, name these letters compiled in the New Testament, written by an apostle from Tarsus.
One text in this set argues that the parting of two men "for a season" might serve to join them forever as brothers; that one was written on behalf of Onesimus, an escaped slave.
epistles of the Apostle Paul [or Pauline epistles; or letters from the Apostle Paul; prompt "books of the New Testament;" accept any answer involving letters/epistles from Saint Paul or letters/epistles from Paul of Tarsus]