Pauline epistles

Paul writing his epistles by Valentin de Boulogne (1591–1632).

The Pauline epistles are letters written to various early Christian communities by the Apostle Paul. Paul has been attributed by many as the author of Epistle to the Hebrews due to internal evidence within the work, but several others, such as Barnabas, Luke, and Apollos are also claimed to be the author. The controversy, however, does not affect the authority of the epistle.

Pauline epistles

These are letters written to various early Christian communities by the Apostle Paul.

Name	Greek	Latin	Abbreviations	Remarks
Romans	Προς Ρωμαίους	Epistula ad Romanos	Rom,Ro
1 Corinthians	Προς Κορινθίους Α	Epistula I ad Corinthios	1 Cor, 1C
2 Corinthians	Προς Κορινθίους Β	Epistula II ad Corinthios	2 Cor, 2C
Galatians	Προς Γαλάτας	Epistula ad Galatas	Gal, G
Ephesians	Προς Εφεσίους	Epistula ad Ephesios	Ef, E
Philippians	Προς Φιλιππησίους	Epistula ad Philippenses	Flp, F
Colossians	Προς Κολασσαείς	Epistula ad Colossenses	Col, C
1 Thessalonians	Προς Θεσσαλονικείς Α	Epistula I ad Thessalonicenses	1 Tes, 1T
2 Thessalonians	Προς Θεσσαλονικείς Β	Epistula II ad Thessalonicenses	2 Tes, 2T
1 Timothy	Προς Τιμόθεον Α	Epistula I ad Timotheum	1 Tim, 1T
2 Timothy	Προς Τιμόθεον Β	Epistula II ad Timotheum	2 Tim, 2T
Titus	Προς Τίτον	Epistula ad Titum	Tt, T
Philemon	Προς Φιλήμονα	Epistula ad Philemonem	Fil, Fl
Hebrews	Πρὸς Έβραίους	Epistula ad Hebraeos	Heb, Hb	In fact, in his text does not indicate neither the sender nor the recipient but Irenaeus writes that the mentality was Pauline.