1 Corinthians 1:26-31 
.... In the cultural context of
Corinth when
Paul wrote 1 Corinthians 1:23, 25-26, the objectives of the church of God appeared foolish to the people considered by ....
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Christianity Texts
.... that appear to have been threatening to motivate the new Christians to abandon their doctrinally problematic new religion in
Corinth could
Paul seriously hope ....
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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS The Last Days of Saint Paul
.... Philippi with Silas. After a severe earthquake,
Paul was released and he traveled to
Corinth, Athens, and Ephesus. Upon arriving in ....
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Saint Paul
.... 10 years,
Paul was engaged in three lengthy missionary journeys to Anatolia and Greece, of which the second journey included an 18 month stay in
Corinth and ....
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Saint Paul, or Saul
.... 10 years,
Paul was engaged in three lengthy missionary journeys to Anatolia and Greece, of which the second journey included an 18 month stay in
Corinth and ....
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Acts 17:16-34
.... He was heading for
Corinth, the political capital, for
Paul always focused upon those areas where the commerce of life flowed and where the influence of a ....
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Role of Women in Christian Faith
.... Kraemer finds that there were marked differences in, for example, the church at
Corinth, where
Paul's exhortation to celibacy would have predominated, in ....
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A Child's Place
.... If you keep on reading after verse 2, it's pretty obvious that
Paul wants to have a clear picture of
Corinth's contribution to next year's budget the minute he ....
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Women's Place in Biblical Society
.... mornings in the church in
Corinth had been filled with a disorderly babble of many persons speaking in tongues all at once. Parallel to this,
Paul argues that ....
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Analysis of the Four Gospels
.... unity of the early Church. Nevertheless,
Paul perseveres in his preaching. A church is founded at
Corinth. He tells the Jews that ....
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St. Paul on the Priesthood and Ministry
.... that both letters to the Corinthians are concerned to establish
Paul's position in the institution: In dealing with his opponents at
Corinth, he takes up, as ....
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The first epistle to the church at Thessalonica
.... p. 15), basing this observation on the text itself, which testifies to the arrival of Silvanus and Timothy to be with
Paul most probably at
Corinth during his ....
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Song of Roland
.... In
Paul's formulation, it is given only to Christians to know the glories of the .... the unique and superior qualities of the church; whether at
Corinth or Ephesus ....
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Theme of Christianity in The Song of Roland
.... In
Paul's formulation, it is given only to Christians to know the glories of the .... the unique and superior qualities of the church; whether at
Corinth or Ephesus ....
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Early Christian Theology
.... 1, wherein
Paul introduces, states, and restates the unique and superior qualities of the church, whether at
Corinth or Ephesus or Rome, differentiating the ....
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Christology
.... The false Christology which Mark addressed was a Hellenistic ‘divine man' Christology, similar perhaps to that which
Paul opposed in
Corinth, which saw Jesus ....
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German Painters
.... Around the turn of the century, when
Corinth and Liebermann became important artistic leaders .... a phrase attributed to the art dealer and publisher
Paul Cassirer ....
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Christian Displeship from an Afrocentric Perspective
.... Why did
Paul give this specific piece of advice to his friends in
Corinth? Did he mean that advice to be a law for Christians for all time? ....
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Christian Discipleship in a Black Baptist Church
.... Why did
Paul give this specific piece of advice to his friends in
Corinth? Did he mean that advice to be a law for Christians for all time? ....
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Christian Discipleship and the African-American Church
.... Why did
Paul give this specific piece of advice to his friends in
Corinth? Did he mean that advice to be a law for Christians for all time? ....
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Spiritualityof the Apostolic Period
.... about to end (Ward, 1990). The context for
Paul's letter to
Corinth has been described as established by 1 Cor. 6:12-20: "the use ....
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Examination of Religious Scriptures
....
Paul and Silas had to flee for their lives and ended up in Athens, where the letter was most likely written, although other commentaries place him in
Corinth ....
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Application of Gospel of Mark in Today's Society
....
Paul and Silas had to flee for their lives and ended up in Athens, where the letter was most likely written, although other commentaries place him in
Corinth ....
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Development of Gnosticism The purpose of this rese
.... 1, wherein
Paul introduces, states, and restates the unique and superior qualities of the church, whether at
Corinth or Ephesus or Rome, differentiating the ....
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Biblical Sources
.... In I Corinthians,
Paul sets about defining the character of the community of .... I Cor., ostensibly written to the community at
Corinth but plainly addressed to ....
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Gnosticism
.... 1, wherein
Paul introduces, states, and restates the unique and superior qualities of the church, whether at
Corinth or Ephesus or Rome, differentiating the ....
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Wars of Ancient Greece
.... the modern Corfu) in 433 even though that city was at war with
Corinth. .... St.
Paul visited Athens, and the Emperor Hadrian lavished money on its public buildings ....
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Plays entitled Medea by Seneca and Euripides
.... In Medea's feminist speech to the women of
Corinth (Euripides 177), Euripides reflects his opposition to the second-class ....
Paul MacKendrick and Herbert M. Howe. ....
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The way of faith
....
Paul described the Messiah's timing as "in the fulness" (Galatians 4:4), meaning that, when everything .... The reputation of Nazareth was almost as bad as
Corinth. ....
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Emergence of the Christian Priesthood
.... that both letters to the Corinthians are concerned to establish
Paul's position in the institution: In dealing with his opponents at
Corinth, he takes up, as ....
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