Do Paul's letters appear in the same order in every New Testament manuscript?

Les explains that the Holy Spirit was definitely on Paul's apostleship, and this is shown by the fact that in every single manuscript of the New Testament still available somewhere in the world, Paul's letters are always in the same order as they are in our New Testament today. Other books of the New Testament may be in various order, but Paul's letters are always exactly as we have them today. He notes that Paul's letters are not in chronological order—1st and 2nd Thessalonians were written first, then probably Galatians and Romans, then perhaps the Corinthians, with the prison epistles like 1st and 2nd Timothy, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, Philemon, and Titus written toward the end of his ministry. Yet despite this, the manuscript order remains consistent, confirming the Holy Spirit's total control over what Paul accomplished.