1 Corinthians - Bible Study Guide
The following is taken from Survey Of First Corinthians, by Jimmy Allen, pp. 19-20. Paul mentions two additional epistles he wrote to the Corinthians which we do not have recorded. 50-52AD Paul’s first visit to Corinth. He remained for eighteen months. 52AD Apollos went to Corinth from Ephesus (Acts 19:1).
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