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Scholars agree that Galatians was written after Paul evangelized in South Galatia in 47AD and before the Jerusalem Council in 50AD so it was most likely written in 48AD. -
Council of Jerusalem was held in Jerusalem around AD 50. The Council main focus was to discus Christian ethics. Acts 15:6-35 -
Most Scholars agree that Paul wrote both 1st and 2nd Thessalonians while he was in Corinth from 50-51AD -
Paul's first visit to Corinth is thought to be from 50-51AD (Blair) -
Paul wrote his first letter to the Corinthians addressing issues that came up after his missionary visit in 51AD. (Blair) -
Some Scholars believe Paul wrote to the Corinthians for a second time when he was in Macedonia. (Blair) Most Scholars agree that 1st and 2nd Corinthians were witter a year apart. -
Many Scholars believe that Paul wrote the book of Romans during his third visit in Corinth and before he was arrested at the Jerusalem temple and brought to Rome. -
Paul's third visit to Corinth was mentioned in 2 Corinthians 12:14 - 13:1 and in Acts 20:2-3. Most Scholars agree that this was most likely around 56-57AD -
Many Scholars agree that in the Spring of 58AD, Paul was arrested at the Jerusalem temple and brought to Rome. Paul was in prison for about 2 years between 58-61AD -
Many Scholars that I found agree that Colossians, Ephesians, & Philemon were written while Paul was imprisoned in Rome around 58-60AD. A large number of Scholars agree that 60AD was the most probable date for these 3 books. -
Many Scholars that I found say that Paul wrote Philippians near the end of his imprisonment in Rome around 61AD. -
During my research I believe that 1 Timothy & Titus were written between Paul's first and second imprisonment, because he doesn't mention being imprisoned in either of the Epistles. He dose how even mention being imprisoned in 2 Timothy. -
"The time for my departure has come" 2 Timothy 4:6. During Paul's imprisonment he wrote to Timothy for the second time. Paul knew he was going to be put to death and wanted to warn Timothy. -
"Fire consumes much of Rome as a result anyone considered a leader of the Christians in Rome would be subject to arrest and death." (Wilson 10.4) So it is likely this is the reason that Paul was imprisoned for a second time. -
Experts range Paul's death between 64-68AD during the reign of Nero. I found a few articles stating that he most likely died between 64-65AD. (Wilson 10.4)