Corinth Bible Study Lecture Notes

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As we seek to understand God's word, we turn to the Paul's letter to the Corinthians to learn from them.

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Intro

Before we begin studying the Scriptures of 1 & 2 Corinthians we will learn a bit about the world in which the letter was written. Thanks to many researchers we have resources that have been discovered in the last few years.
Video: https://media.faithlife.com/logos-media/173249-13833070--

Video outline

What is Corinth? 0:00
Where? 0:20
City Center 0:50 (Temple of apollo 1:03)
Other Market 1:36 (possibly where Paul worked)
Claudius expels Jews 1:56
Meat Market 2:13 (1 Cor 10.25 2:26)
Public Recognition 2:41 (Erastus 2:46, Rom 16.23 3:05)
Former Slave turned Free & Monument 3:17 (
Paul’s Ministry in Corinth 4:01 (Acts 18.7-8 4:13)
Jewish community in Corinth 4:26
Opposition to Paul 4:44 (Acts 18.12 5:08)
Video finishes with narrator saying Paul was able to spend a considerable amount of time at Corinth with the church that seemed to be the most challenging for him.
Now that we have somewhat of a clearer picture of what life would be like for those to whom Paul was writing this letter to, we can begin diving into more specific background information on 1 Corinthians.
When consulting a little booklet “Know Your Bible” this is how Paul Kent summarizes 1 Corinthians in ten words or less...

IN TEN WORDS OR LESS

An apostle tackles sin problems in the church at Corinth.

Background slides on 1 Corinthians

What do we hope to learn from this first letter to the Corinthians?

The many problems a congregation may have, whether doctrinal or practical, will be resolved as that church submits properly to the lordship of Christ and learns to love one another genuinely.

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