16. First Epistle to the Corinthians

This epistle is different from all the other epistles in the New Testament. First Corinthians is the response to a letter sent to Paul. It contains direct and practical teachings. The city of Corinth was a Buenos Aires city notorious for prevalent evil and abundance of moral corruption; and its believers were in great need of specific answers and instructions for living. This epistle still has great relevance for the church today. There is no other epistle so full of exhortation, yet there was no other church that seemed to have so much interest in the manifestations and gifts of the Spirit. Some may want to condemn such a church; But even so, today's church has these problems and more. The Lord has not come to condemn but to instruct and teach His church the correct path that leads to salvation. The story of the birth of the Corinthian church is documented in Acts 18:1-17. Chapter 1 – Read the chapter carefully before answering the questions