Dynamic Studies in First Corinthians

The apostle Paul was on an 18-month tour of part of the ancient Greek Empire. He went to Philippi, Thessalonica, Berea, Athens and finally to Corinth. Along the way he was met by fanatical Jews and finally ended up in Corinth. At the time he seemed to have met with limited success, but as the letters to the believers in the fellowships he founded show us, the results of his efforts bore much fruit in the grand scheme of things. Indeed, his efforts and writings resulted in several books of the New Testament. In this volume we examine in detail part of what he recorded and we know as First Corinthians. Herein we find lessons for much of life today extracted from the very Word of God.

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