a. Paul distinguishes between eating in an idol temple (10:14–22), and eating meats bought in the market, which had been offered before an idol (10:23–30). Why does he condemn the former, but permit the latter, except in the circumstances of 10:28, 29? b. What principles does he lay down, in conclusion, to guide Christians in all such matters?
Although the Corinthian church had many problems and weaknesses, Paul always helped her with love and truth. How do I face and help the weak in the body? Are you willing to greet them and bless them?
a. (16:1): ‘The collection for God’s people’. Paul was concerned about a fund that he had initiated among the Gentile churches to aid the poor of the church in Jerusalem. What can we learn from his pr
a. In discussing the nature of the resurrected body, Paul compares it with “plants” (15:36-38), “animals” (15:39), and “various forms in heaven and earth” (15: 40-41). How do these comparisons give yo
