There are eight books in the New Testament written by Paul called General Epistles. These books are Hebrews; James; First and Second Peter; First,Second, and Third John; and Jude. These books are known as General Epistles because they are written to a general audience. There was no audience in mind when Paul wrote these eight books. It comes across that Hebrews, Second Peter, First John, and Jude were written for an audience that's identity is very wide ranged. James and First Peter were written for a very vague audience, and Second and Third John were written for us. Like all of Paul's books, these books were also written in order of length. Hebrew starting as the longest book and ending with Jude as the shortest book. Although, Second and