Transcription of The First Epistle Of Paul To The Corinthians
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The First Epistle Of Paul To The Corinthians
The First Epistle Of paul To The Corinthians The Argument After that paul had preached at Corinth a year and a half, he was compelled by the wickedness of the Jews to sail into Syria. In whose absence false Apostles entered into the Church, who being puffed up with vain glory, and effectuate eloquence, sought to bring into contempt the simplicity which paul used in preaching the Gospel. By whose ambition such factions and schisms sprang up in the Church, that from opinions in policies and ceremonies, they fell to false doctrine and heresies, calling into doubt the resurrection from the dead, one of the chiefeth points of Christian religion. Against these evils the Apostle proceedeth, preparing the Corinthian s hearts and ears with gentle salutations; but soon after he reproveth their contentions and debates, their arrogancy and pride, and exhorteth them to concord and humility, setting before their eyes the spiritual virtue, and heavenly wisdom of the Gospel, which cannot be persuaded by worldly wit and eloquent reasons, but is revealed by God s Spirit, and so sealed in men s hearts.
The First Epistle Of Paul . To The Corinthians . The Argument . After that Paul had preached at Corinth a year and a half, he was compelled by the wickedness of the Jews to sail into Syria. In whose absence false Apostles entered into the Church, who being puffed up with vain glory, and
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