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INTRO
PAUL’S LETTERS
ACTS
1. Intro
MEANING: The term “Acts” in Greek refers to the achievements of great men
AUTHOR: Luke (Medical Doctor & Missionary)
DATE: AD 61
2. Themes
HOLY SPIRIT: Boldness, Gifts, Signs, Wonders, Miracles
PETER/PAUL: Preaching, Traveling, Miracles
3. Occasion
To give an eyewitness account of the work of the apostles after the resurrection of Jesus
4. Outline
: The Church Spreads through Jerusalem
: The Church Spreads through Judea and Samaria
: The Church Spreads through the Roman World
5. Controversy
PAUL’S LETTERS
How many letters did Paul write?
There are twenty-one of them, and they make up about a third of the New Testament.
Thirteen are written by the apostle Paul
Why did Paul write his letters?
The Epistles are not abstract philosophical or theological essays that explain the salvation accomplished by Jesus Christ.
In almost every instance, they are addressed to specific situations facing churches
How did Paul write his letters?
The Epistles are not abstract philosophical or theological essays that explain the salvation accomplished by Jesus Christ.
In almost every instance, they are addressed to specific situations facing churches
His assumption, which is absolutely correct, is that how we live flows out of what we believe
ROMANS
1. Intro
MEANING: The term “Romans” refers to Jews and Gentiles who were part of the church in Rome
AUTHOR: The Apostle Paul
DATE: AD 60
2. Themes
RIGHTEOUSNESS: Justification, Faith, Grace
FAITH: Righteousness, Justification, Grace, Hope
3. Occasion
To argue definitively that righteousness with God can only be obtained by faith in Jesus Christ
4. Outline
: The wrath of God
: The grace of God
: The plan of God
: The charge of God
5. Controversy
1 CORINTHIANS
1. Intro
MEANING: The term “Corinthians” refers to the church located in the large city of Corinth
AUTHOR: The Apostle Paul
DATE: AD 55
2. Themes
LOVE: One Another, Unbelievers, Jesus Christ
GIFTS: Edify, Unify, Diversify
3. Occasion
To address several issues facing the church - immorality, division, pride, selfishness, etc.
4. Outline
: Paul’s Greeting
: Paul’s Instructions
: Paul’s Answers
: Paul’s Farewell
5. Controversy
2 CORINTHIANS
1. Intro
MEANING: The term “Corinthians” refers to the church located in the large city of Corinth
AUTHOR: The Apostle Paul
DATE: AD 56
2. Themes
AUTHORITY: Paul’s authority against the Judaizers
COMFORT: God helps us through suffering
3. Occasion
To give a defense against the Judiazers who had divided the church
4. Outline
: Paul explains his ministry
: Paul encourages generosity
: Paul enforces his authority
5. Controversy
CONCLUSION
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