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Pauline Letters · Evidence-led guide

Sources and bibliography

Readers should be able to see the evidence category behind a claim and follow a source without reverse-engineering the application.

Created and edited by Thomas Diong · Updated

Reader question

Which sources support the chronology, letter settings, manuscript claims, and uncertainty labels?

Source registry

  1. The Acts of the Apostles

    Acts 7–28, World English Bible (public domain).

    Open sourcescripture

  2. The Pauline letters

    Romans through Philemon, World English Bible (public domain).

    Open sourcescripture

  3. Pauline Letters chronology

    The project’s 67-row chronology, cross-referencing Acts and the letters and labeling debated dates.

    reference

  4. Paul: A Critical Life

    Jerome Murphy-O’Connor, Paul: A Critical Life (Oxford University Press, 1996).

    scholarship

  5. An Introduction to the New Testament

    Raymond E. Brown, An Introduction to the New Testament (Doubleday, 1997).

    scholarship

  6. Later Christian tradition

    Later traditions about Paul’s release, further travel, and death are distinguished from the narrative of Acts.

    reference

  7. Manuscript image and witness registry

    Papyrus 46 and Codex Sinaiticus records, repositories, image sources, and rights in the Pauline Letters manuscript registry.

    manuscript

Bibliography and sources

  1. Acts 7–28, World English Bible (public domain). View source
  2. Romans through Philemon, World English Bible (public domain). View source
  3. The project’s 67-row chronology, cross-referencing Acts and the letters and labeling debated dates.