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Creating the Canon
by Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
A new six-part series from Fourth Presbyterian Church, looking at how the New Testament as we know it came into being.
Episodes
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Episode 2: The Gospels and Other Epistles
In this second episode, Matt examines how the closing decades of the 1st century were a critical time for the formation of what would become the New Testament, along with how the church began to organize itself for the future.
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Episode 1: Oral Tradition and Paul's Letters
In this initial episode, Matt takes a look back at the first few decades of the church and how they set the stage for what would become the writings of the New Testament.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A new six-part series from Fourth Presbyterian Church, looking at how the New Testament as we know it came into being.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
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A new six-part series from Fourth Presbyterian Church, looking at how the New Testament as we know it came into being.
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