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Meaning of "epistles"
An epistle is a formal or elegant letter. It is typically used in the context of written communication, such as a letter sent to a friend or a literary work in the form of a letter
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- plural of epistle
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The epistles of the emperors were indeed laws.
There follow several epistles or edifying letters.
The epistles deal with doctrinal issues.
But it was from there he wrote the epistles.
Most of the epistles are written to correct error.
Peter talks about it in one of his epistles.
In the epistles metanoia is found a number of times.
He speaks of them in his other epistles too.
Epistles were personal correspondences written to a particular party.
The style of the two epistles is different.
It is hard to know what to do with the epistles.
Most of the epistles were written in prison.
It corresponds with the exhortations in various epistles.
The epistles are instructions for believers.
The gospels and the epistles do not so impress us.
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These epistles are the triumph of his ministerial eloquence.
Let us be walking epistles of your word.
These epistles are not really a manual of pastoral theology.
Alexius was also an author of a number of sermons and epistles.
Much is said in the epistles of being sound in the faith.
Paul elaborated on the significance of baptism in his epistles.
All of his epistles are full of exception.
That volume contained four epistles.
These epistles constitute an encyclopedia of knowledge at that time.
People can not take in too long epistles.
The epistles explain his coming.
It is one of the four prison epistles.
The content of the epistles clearly indicate this function.
It is not to be forgotten that the four epistles of the.
The epistles that appear.
That is why they are called the pastoral epistles.
It is in the epistles that the truth of the gospel is revealed.
Paul often used this technique in his epistles.
There are no epistles written to unbelievers.
The document also contains several farced epistles.
The gospels and epistles had not yet been written.
Paul wrote extensively about this in his epistles.
Many of his epistles contained some very deep theology.
It is a unique phrase to the pastoral epistles.
I think you write epistles where a sentence would be sufficient.
The same principles for the epistles apply.
These epistles may embarrass their writers in the future.
Paul uses this phrase repeatedly in his epistles.
He also wrote the three epistles known by his name.
Paul addressed men similarly in the pastoral epistles.
The epistles are occasional documents.
There he wrote his three epistles.
In none of these epistles does the author explicitly identify himself.
Now imagine you were suspecting that these epistles were forgeries.
The epistles were directed to specific audiences and varied accordingly.
