Canon - Revision history

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	* 3 John		* 3 John

	These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The letters received here address encouragement, suffering, conscience, and hope within Christian communities~~, without extending into mediation of social relations or household discipline~~.		These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The letters received here address encouragement, suffering, conscience, and hope within Christian communities.

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	Gospel bears witness to the life, teaching, death, and resurrection of [[Christ]]. These are received as the primary public testimony by which Christ is known.		Gospel bears witness to the life, teaching, death, and resurrection of [[Christ]]. These are received as the primary public testimony by which Christ is known.

			* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b043.html John]
	* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b041.html Mark]		* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b041.html Mark]
	* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b042.html Luke]		* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b042.html Luke]
	* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b043.html John]
	* ''[[The Witness of Thomas]]''

	The Gospels proclaim the good news of Christ in narrative form. ''The Witness of Thomas'' is received alongside them as a collection of sayings that train [[recognition]] rather than command conduct. Together, these writings shape encounter with Christ and the call to faithful life.		The Gospels proclaim the good news of Christ in narrative form. ''[[The Witness of Thomas]]'' is received alongside them as a collection of sayings that train [[recognition]] rather than command conduct. Together, these writings shape encounter with Christ and the call to faithful life.

	=== History ===		=== History ===
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	The letters are received as situational counsel addressed to identifiable communities. They speak to life in common, conscience, suffering, freedom, and love, without constituting a legal code or universal system.		The letters are received as situational counsel addressed to identifiable communities. They speak to life in common, conscience, suffering, freedom, and love, without constituting a legal code or universal system.

	* ~~[https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b045.html Romans]~~		* James
	* ~~[https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b046.html~~ 1 ~~Corinthians]~~		* 1 John
	* ~~[https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b047.html~~ 2 ~~Corinthians]~~		* 2 John
	* ~~[https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b050.html Philippians]~~		* 3 John
	* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b052.html 1 Thessalonians]

	These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The letters received here address encouragement, suffering, conscience, and hope within ~~Gentile~~ communities, without extending into mediation of social relations or household discipline.		These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The letters received here address encouragement, suffering, conscience, and hope within Christian communities, without extending into mediation of social relations or household discipline.

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Origin: /* Letters */ links to oeb

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Letters: links to oeb

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	The letters are received as situational counsel addressed to identifiable communities. They speak to life in common, conscience, suffering, freedom, and love, without constituting a legal code or universal system.		The letters are received as situational counsel addressed to identifiable communities. They speak to life in common, conscience, suffering, freedom, and love, without constituting a legal code or universal system.

	* Romans		* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b045.html Romans]
	* 1 Corinthians		* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b046.html 1 Corinthians]
	* 2 Corinthians		* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b047.html 2 Corinthians]
	* Philippians		* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b050.html Philippians]
	* 1 Thessalonians		* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b052.html 1 Thessalonians]

	These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The letters received here address encouragement, suffering, conscience, and hope within Gentile communities, without extending into mediation of social relations or household discipline.		These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The letters received here address encouragement, suffering, conscience, and hope within Gentile communities, without extending into mediation of social relations or household discipline.

Origin: /* Letters */ trim Philemon proto-command language

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Letters: trim Philemon proto-command language

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	* 1 Corinthians		* 1 Corinthians
	* 2 Corinthians		* 2 Corinthians
			* Philippians
	* 1 Thessalonians		* 1 Thessalonians
	* Philippians
	* Philemon

	These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The ~~collection concludes with Philemon~~, ~~which leaves the community entrusted with responsibility rather than resolved by command~~.		These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The letters received here address encouragement, suffering, conscience, and hope within Gentile communities, without extending into mediation of social relations or household discipline.

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	=== History ===		=== History ===

	* Acts		* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b044.html Acts]

	Acts is received as the historical witness to the early community following Christ, especially the entry of Gentiles and the life of the church after the resurrection. It is read as memory and narrative, not as law or institutional template.		Acts is received as the historical witness to the early community following Christ, especially the entry of Gentiles and the life of the church after the resurrection. It is read as memory and narrative, not as law or institutional template.

Origin: /* Gospel */ link to oeb

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Gospel: link to oeb

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	Gospel bears witness to the life, teaching, death, and resurrection of [[Christ]]. These are received as the primary public testimony by which Christ is known.		Gospel bears witness to the life, teaching, death, and resurrection of [[Christ]]. These are received as the primary public testimony by which Christ is known.

	* Mark		* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b041.html Mark]
	* Luke		* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b042.html Luke]
	* John		* [https://openenglishbible.org/oeb/2025.6/read/b043.html John]
	* ''[[The Witness of Thomas]]''		* ''[[The Witness of Thomas]]''

Origin: deprecate Matthew, not intended for Gentiles

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deprecate Matthew, not intended for Gentiles

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	Gospel bears witness to the life, teaching, death, and resurrection of [[Christ]]. These are received as the primary public testimony by which Christ is known.		Gospel bears witness to the life, teaching, death, and resurrection of [[Christ]]. These are received as the primary public testimony by which Christ is known.

	* Matthew
	* Mark		* Mark
	* Luke		* Luke
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	* ''[[The Witness of Thomas]]''		* ''[[The Witness of Thomas]]''

	The ~~four~~ Gospels proclaim the good news of Christ in narrative form. ''The Witness of Thomas'' is received alongside them as a collection of sayings that train [[recognition]] rather than command conduct. Together, these writings shape encounter with Christ and the call to faithful life.		The Gospels proclaim the good news of Christ in narrative form. ''The Witness of Thomas'' is received alongside them as a collection of sayings that train [[recognition]] rather than command conduct. Together, these writings shape encounter with Christ and the call to faithful life.

	=== History ===		=== History ===

Origin: /* Letters */ ἀποκάλυψις · ἀφαίρεσις

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Letters: ἀποκάλυψις · ἀφαίρεσις

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ἀποκάλυψις · ἀφαίρεσις

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	These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The collection concludes with Philemon, which leaves the community entrusted with responsibility rather than resolved by command.		These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The collection concludes with Philemon, which leaves the community entrusted with responsibility rather than resolved by command.

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	== See also==		== See also==
	* [[Glossary]]		* [[Glossary]]
	* [[Historical and Theological Orientation]]		* [[Historical and Theological Orientation]]

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	These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The collection concludes with Philemon, which leaves the community entrusted with responsibility rather than resolved by command.		These writings are read for guidance in faithful practice, restraint of authority, and life shaped by love. The collection concludes with Philemon, which leaves the community entrusted with responsibility rather than resolved by command.

			== See also==
			* [[Glossary]]
			* [[Historical and Theological Orientation]]

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