After the Gospels, the second set of writings central to the New Testament is ________.

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The Pauline epistles, which are letters written by the apostle Paul to various Christian communities, are considered the second set of writings central to the New Testament after the Gospels. The Deutero-Pauline writings and the Book of Revelation are also important parts of the New Testament, but they are not considered as central as the Pauline epistles. The deutero-Gospel writings is not a recognized category of New Testament writings.

After the Gospels, the Second Set of Writings Central to the New