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1 Corinthians 1-16

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17 free online Bible study commentary guides in 1 Corinthians. They are for you to use for small groups, for individual Bible studies, or as Bible commentaries.

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Corinth. Problems in the early Church.

1 Cor.(1)
1:1-9

Divisions in the Church.
How to deal with problems.

1 Cor. (2)
1:10-17

Wisdom - Foolishness.
(knowledge, understanding, intelligence)

1 Cor. (3)
1:18-31
2:1-5

Man’s wisdom, God’s wisdom.      Building on Christ’s foundation.

1 Cor. (4)
2:6-16
3:1-23

Motives.       Arrogance v
suffering servants.
Judging (1)

1 Cor. (5)
4:1-21

Dealing with sin in the church
Judging (2)

1 Cor. (6)
5:1-11

Sin in the church. - We are a temple. Christian behaviour.
Judging Angels.

1 Cor. (7)
5:9-13
6:1-20

Stay where you are!

1 Cor. (8)
7:1-40

Apostles, Disciples.
Financial support.
Blessings of the Kingdom.

1 Cor. (9)
9:1-23
15:3-8

Idols
Food and drink.

1 Cor. (10)
9:19-23
8:1-13
10:14-33+

Run the race.
Things that trip us up.

1 Cor. (11)
9:24-27
10:1-13

Hair and Hats!
The Lord’s supper.
Wrong attitudes.

1 Cor. (12)
11:2-34

Spiritual Gifts.
Parts of the Body.
Love checklist

1 Cor. (13)
12:1-31
13:1-13

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Tongues.
Prophecy.
Women speaking in church.

1 Cor.(14)
14:1-40

Resurrection proofs - and bodies!

1 Cor. (15)
15:1-50

Final directions.
Resurrection bodies.
Time & Eternity.

1 Cor.(16)
15:35-58

CORINTH


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Corinth is on the coast towards the far end of Greece, on the Corinthian Gulf which leads from the Ionian Sea on the west, to the Aegean Sea to the east. Separating them by a strip of land only 4 miles wide. To avoid an additional trip of around three hundred miles for traffic from Italy heading for Athens and the lands to the east, many goods were unloaded at Corinth and taken by wagon across the Isthmus. Smaller ships, fully laden, were dragged over a stone trackway laid in the 7th century B.C. In Roman times, rollers were used under the vessels.

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