Communion in Corinth (Part 1)
The relating of the last supper of the lord Jesus with his disciples in the eleventh chapter of I Corinthians is probably the first written account of this event, recorded years before any of the...
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In part 1 there was a general sketch about Paul’s deep compassion for the Corinthian believers and the issues addressed in I Corinthians. To narrow the focus, an overview of some matters discussed in...
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II Corinthians 6: 14 – 7: 1 Moffatt Translation Keep out of all incongruous ties with unbelievers. What have righteousness and iniquity in common, or how can light associate with darkness? What harmony...
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Jesus’ resurrection should mean a whole lot to Christians. Paul says that if Christ is not raised, our faith is in vain. Therefore, the linchpin of Christianity is that Jesus is the Messiah, and he...
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I Corinthians 10: 1- 13 (A Translation by William Barclay) Brothers, you must never forget that our ancestors all journeyed under the pillar of cloud, and all passed safely through the Red Sea. In the...
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A major theme throughout I Corinthians, chapters 8-11, is the importance of being a good example to all people within the Christian family and outside the family. The simple practice of social customs...
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