Summary: Jan 23, 2014 - Jan 27, 2014 Philemon The Apostle Paul wrote 13 letters, which make up a large part of the New Testament. Paul wrote his letters during the course of approximately 15 years, between AD 52 and AD 67. About six years before his execution in Rome, Paul sent a personal note to a man in Colossae named Philemon. This little letter—more like a postcard—is the shortest of all of Paul's writings, but don't let its size fool you. It contains a magnificent study in forgiveness. New Testament Postcards: A Study of Philemon, 2 John, 3 John, and Jude read more
