ETHICS

 

Mariam admired the writings of St Paul.

She told Rabbi Jesus, "Highly ethical inferences . . . "

The Rabbi answered, ". . . are drawn by Paul's sure hand down the pages of the historical documents, which through the passage of time have become his testimonial: Romans and his letter."

There are fourteen letters, also called epistles, which are ascribed to the apostle Paul. They are included in the holy scriptures of the New Testament Church. They are:

- Letter to the Romans

- First Letter to the Corinthians, which includes St Paul's hymn to love: 1 Corinthians 13:1-13

- Second Letter to the Corinthians

- Letter of St Paul to the Galatians

- Letter of St Paul to the Ephesians

- Letter to the Philippians

- Letter to the Colossians

- First Letter  to the Thessalonians

- Second Letter to the Thessalonians

- First Letter to Timothy 

- Second Letter to Timothy

- Letter to Titus

- Letter to Philemon

- Letter to the Hebrews. More a treatise than a letter, this book contains no claim of authorship but is attributed to followers of Paul.

Why not read them?

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