4.Hebrew-Christian Epistles : Written to all believers, these are sometimes called the “catholic” or “universal” epistles. They all have a distinctly Hebrew “flavor” and all except Hebrews (whose author is unknown) have notably Hebrew-Christian author.
(Hebrews, James, 1,2, & 3 John, and
Jude.)
The New Testament:
50 A.D. (1 Thess.?) to 95 A.D. (Revelation)
50 A.D. (1 Thess.?) to 95 A.D. (Revelation)