What is the dated order of the New Testament?

Answer by  udertheo (116)

The order of the New Testament is as follows: Chronologically, Paul's letters comes first. There are 13 of these. Paul was a Christian convert who wrote in the 50s-60s. After this come the Gospels. Mark, Matthew and Luke are the Synoptic Gospels, written in the 70s and 80s. John's Gospel comes last, at around 85-90.

Answer by  Lordschild (1398)

The Thessalonians letters were written about 57AD. Romans, I & II Corinthians, and Galatians anywhere from 60 to 64AD. Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians shortly after when St. Paul was imprisoned in Rome. Not everyone agrees on the dates but it all was written after the death of Jesus Christ and before the death of St. John about 96AD.

Answer by  shou (49)

By dated you mean the chronological order? One view. James 45-49 Galatians 48/49 (from Antioch) Mark 51 1st and 2nd Thess 51/52 (from Corinth) 1 Cor 55 (from Ephesus) 2 Cor 55 (from Macedonia) Romans 57 (from Corinth) Matthew 60 Luke 60 Acts 61 Eph 60 (from Rome) Col 60 (from Rome) Philemon 60 (from Rome) Philippians 60 (from Rome) 1 Pet 63-64 1 Tim 63-65 (from Philippi) Titus 63-65 (from Philippi) Hebrews 64-68 2 Pet 66 2 Tim 67/68 Jude 68-80 John 85-90 1,2,3 John 85-90 Revelations 90-95