Patricia Elyse Terrell, PhD, MTS, is an academic visitor to the Faculty of Theology, University of Oxford.Her New Testament expertise contributed to her appointment as an Official Observer to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) International Bioethics Committee (IBC), Paris.

• Table of Contents PagesIntroductionACTS ROMANS 1 CORINTHIANS2 CORINTHIANS, Written from Macedonia, 57 CE, May Represent Multiple Letters from Paul to the Corinthian CommunityGALACIANS, as early as 48-50 CE, possibly 54 or 55 CE, Paul wrote from Ephesus to Pagans Converts, Visited During 2nd and 3rd Missionary Journey (Acts 15, 16:6)EPHESIANS - Paul stayed with the Ephesians for an extensive periodPHILLIPIANS, as early as 57 to 58 CE written from prison at Caesarea or written 59 to 63 CE from confinement in Rome. Perhaps, has segments from three letters.COLOSSIANS, Written from Prison (1:1 - 14)1 THESSALONIANS, 50 or 51 CE2 THESSALONIANS, 50 or 51 CE, May be Segments of More than One Letter 1 TIMOTHY, 1 and 2 TIMOTHY, Pastoral Epistles, Early 2ND Century, Not of Pauline Authorship; or, By Paul, 63 TO 67 CE2 TIMOTHY, 1 and 2 TIMOTHY, Pastoral Epistles, Pseudo-Pauline Authorship, Early 2nd Century, Pauline Authorship, 63 to 67 CE TITUSPHILEMON, 61 TO 63 CENEW TESTAMENT MAPSSOURCES CONSULTEDINDEX

‘Paul's Parallels is a truly remarkable achievement. Through her painstaking examination of a wealth of primary material, Patricia Terrell has produced a synopsis that directs readers to the scriptural traditions that helped to shape Paul's thinking, as well as to the significant points of contact between his letters and other, canonical and non-canonical, early Christian texts. The wide-ranging nature of this highly accessible work will ensure that it becomes a valuable resource for those engaged in the study of Paul and his writings.' - Catrin H. Williams, University of Bangor, Wales.

Patricia Elyse Terrell, PhD, MTS, is an academic visitor to the Faculty of Theology, University of Oxford.Her New Testament expertise contributed to her appointment as an Official Observer to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) International Bioethics Committee (IBC), Paris.

• Table of Contents PagesIntroductionACTS ROMANS 1 CORINTHIANS2 CORINTHIANS, Written from Macedonia, 57 CE, May Represent Multiple Letters from Paul to the Corinthian CommunityGALACIANS, as early as 48-50 CE, possibly 54 or 55 CE, Paul wrote from Ephesus to Pagans Converts, Visited During 2nd and 3rd Missionary Journey (Acts 15, 16:6)EPHESIANS - Paul stayed with the Ephesians for an extensive periodPHILLIPIANS, as early as 57 to 58 CE written from prison at Caesarea or written 59 to 63 CE from confinement in Rome. Perhaps, has segments from three letters.COLOSSIANS, Written from Prison (1:1 - 14)1 THESSALONIANS, 50 or 51 CE2 THESSALONIANS, 50 or 51 CE, May be Segments of More than One Letter 1 TIMOTHY, 1 and 2 TIMOTHY, Pastoral Epistles, Early 2ND Century, Not of Pauline Authorship; or, By Paul, 63 TO 67 CE2 TIMOTHY, 1 and 2 TIMOTHY, Pastoral Epistles, Pseudo-Pauline Authorship, Early 2nd Century, Pauline Authorship, 63 to 67 CE TITUSPHILEMON, 61 TO 63 CENEW TESTAMENT MAPSSOURCES CONSULTEDINDEX

‘Paul's Parallels is a truly remarkable achievement. Through her painstaking examination of a wealth of primary material, Patricia Terrell has produced a synopsis that directs readers to the scriptural traditions that helped to shape Paul's thinking, as well as to the significant points of contact between his letters and other, canonical and non-canonical, early Christian texts. The wide-ranging nature of this highly accessible work will ensure that it becomes a valuable resource for those engaged in the study of Paul and his writings.' - Catrin H. Williams, University of Bangor, Wales.

Patricia Elyse Terrell, PhD, MTS, is an academic visitor to the Faculty of Theology, University of Oxford.Her New Testament expertise contributed to her appointment as an Official Observer to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) International Bioethics Committee (IBC), Paris.

• Table of Contents PagesIntroductionACTS ROMANS 1 CORINTHIANS2 CORINTHIANS, Written from Macedonia, 57 CE, May Represent Multiple Letters from Paul to the Corinthian CommunityGALACIANS, as early as 48-50 CE, possibly 54 or 55 CE, Paul wrote from Ephesus to Pagans Converts, Visited During 2nd and 3rd Missionary Journey (Acts 15, 16:6)EPHESIANS - Paul stayed with the Ephesians for an extensive periodPHILLIPIANS, as early as 57 to 58 CE written from prison at Caesarea or written 59 to 63 CE from confinement in Rome. Perhaps, has segments from three letters.COLOSSIANS, Written from Prison (1:1 - 14)1 THESSALONIANS, 50 or 51 CE2 THESSALONIANS, 50 or 51 CE, May be Segments of More than One Letter 1 TIMOTHY, 1 and 2 TIMOTHY, Pastoral Epistles, Early 2ND Century, Not of Pauline Authorship; or, By Paul, 63 TO 67 CE2 TIMOTHY, 1 and 2 TIMOTHY, Pastoral Epistles, Pseudo-Pauline Authorship, Early 2nd Century, Pauline Authorship, 63 to 67 CE TITUSPHILEMON, 61 TO 63 CENEW TESTAMENT MAPSSOURCES CONSULTEDINDEX

‘Paul's Parallels is a truly remarkable achievement. Through her painstaking examination of a wealth of primary material, Patricia Terrell has produced a synopsis that directs readers to the scriptural traditions that helped to shape Paul's thinking, as well as to the significant points of contact between his letters and other, canonical and non-canonical, early Christian texts. The wide-ranging nature of this highly accessible work will ensure that it becomes a valuable resource for those engaged in the study of Paul and his writings.' - Catrin H. Williams, University of Bangor, Wales.