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1st Corinthians – The Introduction

February 10, 2024 • Arthur Bailey

1st Corinthians is an often quoted letter on a variety of doctrinal issues in assemblies, churches and congregations that teach from the Bible. The Corinthian assembly was a very gifted and talented congregation of individuals who were excited about their new found faith in Yeshua. The ordained Corinthian leadership that had been set in place, being new to the faith, had many questions relating to conduct, order, and other areas of concern. They sought instructions from its founder.

 

In the Introduction, we will answer the common questions of: who wrote 1st Corinthians, to whom it was written, when and why?

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