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First Corinthians
The immorality of the Corinthians in ancient history is well known. We are interested in the problems evident in the church at Corinth and how Paul addressed them. We want to learn what doctrine was particular to the age, the church and what might transfer into our age.
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First Corinthians – Part 13
Introduction Last week we looked at Chapter 5:1-8 - a chapter that has parallels in the book of Revelation. Under the figure of a "rod", Paul warns them of impending discipline unless they change (implied in the question "what will...
First Corinthians – Part 12
Introduction Last week we examined the remainder of Chapter 4 which ended in Paul addressing some of the Corinthians who were puffed up because they believed that he would not come to them -- he reasuures them that he will...
First Corinthians – Part 11
Introduction: Last week we looked at 4:1-7. This was a passage about not taking people above that which was written. 6 (AV) And these things, brethren, I have in a figure transferred to myself and to Apollos for your...
First Corinthians – Part 10
Introduction Last time we examined the 3rd chapter of 1st Corinthians, this brought to light the unity of what God was seeking to perform during the Acts and reminds us in this age that to form divisions contrary to his...
First Corinthians – Part 9
Introduction Last time we looked at the passages below (Welch). This structure allows us to see the scope of the verses. A couple of points pop right out as we compare and contrast words and phrases in the structure. This...
First Corinthians – Part 8
Introduction Last time we looked at the mystery of 1 Cor. 2:7. 7 But we speak the wisdom of God in a mystery, even the hidden wisdom, which God ordained before the world unto our glory: (1Co 2:7 KJV) 7...