St. Paul on the Priesthood and Ministry 
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Paul's position to the restrictive and prescriptive morality of what the modern world views as the Judeo-Christian tradition, but in I
Cor.,
Paul treats this ....
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Christianity Texts
.... One specific question that
Paul is answering in 1
Cor. ....
Paul urges celibacy in general, not only in 1
Cor. 6 but also in 1
Cor. 7 (which deals with marriage!). ....
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Paul's Views of Ministry
.... the Greeks foolishness; But unto them which are called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God, and the wisdom of God (1
Cor. 1.22-24). Thus
Paul to the ....
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Misogyny in North American Society
.... It could be argued that in I
Cor.,
Paul treats proper sexual behavior as a side issue to the real injunction to Christians not to commit adultery or use ....
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Emergence of the Christian Priesthood
.... In II
Cor.,
Paul develops this logic in relation to the priestly function. .... Thus, as Hebrews defines it and as
Paul defines it in II
Cor. ....
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Song of Roland
.... The distinctive identity is most strongly articulated in I
Cor., wherein
Paul differentiates the cult from both spiritual (eg, Jewish) and secular (eg ....
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Theme of Christianity in The Song of Roland
.... The distinctive identity is most strongly articulated in I
Cor., wherein
Paul differentiates the cult from both spiritual (eg, Jewish) and secular (eg ....
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Early Christian Theology
.... That issue is decisive, and it occupies virtually the whole of I
Cor. 1, wherein
Paul introduces, states, and restates the unique and superior qualities of the ....
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Founding of Roman Catholic Church
.... The "next letter" is I
Cor., wherein
Paul differentiates the cult from both spiritual (eg, Gnostic) and secular (eg, Hellenistic) competition: For the Jews ....
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Founding of the Roman Catholic Church
.... The "next letter" is I
Cor., wherein
Paul differentiates the cult from both spiritual (eg, Gnostic) and secular (eg, Hellenistic) competition: For the Jews ....
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John, Luke, Mark, Matthew
.... But
Paul also ties together both the love of God so eloquently described in 1
Cor. 13 and the rebirth the Holy Spirit offers in 2
Cor. ....
Paul also adds in 2
Cor. ....
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Saint Paul
.... 1:15 16; Acts 9:1 31; 22; 26). Because of this vision,
Paul held that he, too, had met Jesus and was therefore qualified to be called an Apostle (1
Cor. ....
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Saint Paul, or Saul
.... 1:15 16; Acts 9:1 31; 22; 26). Because of this vision,
Paul held that he, too, had met Jesus and was therefore qualified to be called an Apostle (1
Cor. ....
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Women's Place in Biblical Society
.... A clearer indication of
Paul's attitude toward equality between men and women is given by I
Cor 7:3-4: Let the husband render unto the wife due benevolence ....
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Apostolic Spirituality
.... Yet, apostles rapidly became the leaders of the early church, and first in the developing hierarchy, as
Paul indicated (1
Cor. 12:28). ....
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The Concept of Angels
.... At 1
Cor. 6.3,
Paul asks, "Know ye not that we shall judge angels," which is a linguistically ambiguous reference inasmuch as (according to the KJV), the ....
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Development of Gnosticism The purpose of this rese
.... It occupies virtually the whole of I
Cor. 1, wherein
Paul introduces, states, and restates the unique and superior qualities of the church, whether at Corinth ....
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Gnosticism
.... It occupies virtually the whole of I
Cor. 1, wherein
Paul introduces, states, and restates the unique and superior qualities of the church, whether at Corinth ....
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Human Experience of God & Paul Tillich
.... Consider another statement of
Paul's: "God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted .... make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear it" (I
Cor. ....
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Spiritualityof the Apostolic Period
.... "The spirit that giveth life" (2
Cor 3.6) has an immediacy about it in
Paul's text, as it if were the merest accident that
Paul was not among the original ....
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A Child's Place
.... And then there's First Corinthians, where
Paul, as usual, is giving the Christians of .... he has gained, so that there may be no collection when I arrive" (I
Cor. ....
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Interpretations of Romans 12:1-2
.... Pastoral Epistles seem to present a theology and address a situation very different from that of
Paul in the least-disputed letters (eg, Rom, Gal, I
Cor, and I ....
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The Gospels and Christ
.... 1
COR. 11:27-30 It is within this scripture that
Paul alludes to severe consequences for those who partake without dedicating themselves to the principles of ....
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The books of the Bible
.... Thus
Paul speaks rather poetically of the Christian ethos: "If I speak in the tongues .... have not love, I have become sounding brass or a tinkling symbol" (1
Cor. ....
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Christianity
.... of the dead, then is Christ not risen: and if Christ be not risen, then is our preaching vain, and your faith is also vain (1
Cor. 15.12-14).
Paul is not ....
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Three Views of the Rapture
.... says there is a context to check this statement against, elsewhere in
Paul's writings, specifically in the famous passage in I
Cor 15, where
Paul is dealing ....
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Jesus Christ
.... 5:28 that "the hour is coming, in the which all that are in the graves shall hear his voice." Additionally, Aquinas cites
Paul's explicit statement (I
Cor. ....
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Marriage Breakdown Factors
.... Later,
Paul goes on to state, however, that if the non-believer departs, the Christian brother or sister is under no obligation in such cases (I
Cor. 7:15). ....
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Biblical Sources
.... as I
Cor., which declare the authority of a new message that has transformed very consciousness and priorities of life into spiritual preeminence.
Paul wants ....
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Christology
.... no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him" (II
Cor. .... a Hellenistic ‘divine man' Christology, similar perhaps to that which
Paul opposed in ....
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