Dating the New Testament part 2

In his book Redating the New Testament John A.T. Robinson (1919–1983) argues for dating all of the New Testament before 70 AD. Though Robinson is not overly conservative and he seems to allow for an errant text, he takes the internal evidence and the early church fathers seriously. His dating seems consistent with a high view of Scripture. He dates some of Paul letters from his imprisonment at Caesarea, though others would place the letters during his latter imprisonment at Rome.

Note how early he dates the Pastoral letters. The Robinson scheme has all the books  completed prior to the destruction of the temple in 70 AD.

Book	Date
James	47–48
1 Thessalonians	early 50
2 Thessalonians	50–51
1 Corinthians	spring 55
1 Timothy	autumn 55
2 Corinthians	early 56
Galatians	later 56
Romans	early 57
Titus	late spring 57
Philippians	spring 58
Philemon	summer 58
Colossians	summer 58
Ephesians	late summer 58
2 Timothy	autumn 58
Mark	45–60
Matthew	40–60+
Luke	57–60+
Jude	61–62
2 Peter	61–62
Acts	57–62+
1 John	60–65
2 John	60–65
3 John	60–65
1 Peter	spring 65
John	40–65+
Hebrews	67
Revelation	late 68 (–70)