【こうどうしょかん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. General Epistles (James, Peter, Jude, John); Catholic Epistles; General Letters
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  1. General Epistles
    2. This term refers to a collection of letters in the New Testament addressed to a broad audience rather than a specific individual or congregation.
    The New Testament contains several General Epistles.
    Readers can receive guidance on faith from the General Epistles.
  2. Catholic Epistles
    3. This term describes letters that are universal in scope, aiming to provide teaching and guidance to Christians in general, rather than addressing specific issues in particular churches.
    He explained in detail about the General Epistles, or Catholic Epistles.
    The Catholic Epistles are written for all believers.
  3. General Letters
    4. This refers to letters that convey teachings and messages applicable to a wide audience, similarly to the General Epistles.
    The church engages believers through general letters.
    General letters do not focus on specific issues.
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