Machine translated by Neil Godfrey from Kritik der paulinischen Briefe – March 2023
- Contents of the three volumes
- Section 1: Origin of the Galatians Epistle
- Section 2: Origin of the First Corinthians Letter
- Third and Last Section – a. 2 Corinthians
- Third and Last Section – b. Romans
- Third and Last Section – c. The Pastoral Epistles
- Third and Last Section – d. The Letters to the Thessaslonians
- Third and Last Section – e. Ephesians and Colossians
- Third and Last Section – f. Philippians
- Third and Last Section – g. Conclusion
I compiled the table below to illustrate Bruno Bauers’s conclusion (see “10. Third and Last Section – g. Conclusion”) on the order in which the New Testament works were composed:
Pastorals | The final documents |
Philippians |
↑ |
1 Thess Philip Eph Col |
↑ |
Galatians |
↑ |
Acts – Luke ?=====? 2 Corinthians |
↑ |
Possibly Part 2 of Romans precedes Acts-Luke – but not absolutely certain |
↑ |
Part 3 of Romans |
↑ |
Ur-Luke |
↑ |
1 Corinthians |
↑ |
part 1 of Romans |
↑ |
1st Gospel Document | The earliest document |
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