From Reformation to Reformation

HOLY FATHERS: None separately. REFORMED: Heidegger, Meyer, Musculus, Prædinius,[1] Zwingli. English: Sclater. LUTHERAN: Calixtus,...

The parts: I. Narration of the journeys of Saint Paul, with various digressions interspersed: chapters 1-9: in which are: 1. A narration...

7. The Parts of the Epistle are two: I. A narration of the journey of Saint Paul, and what things befell him here and there, with various...

6. The time of the writing of the Epistle, namely, the year following the writing of the former Epistle, is elicited. Saint Paul appears...

5. The Argument of the Epistle. Now, the argument of this Epistle is not simple, but multifaceted. For one moment Saint Paul is...

4. The calumnies of the False Apostles, and other things, furnished the occasion for writing the Epistle. The occasion for the writing of...

3. The Subscription. That the Epistle appears to have been written in Macedonia, and to have been sent by Titus and Lucas. That this...

2. Why would Saint Paul join Timothy to himself in the inscription? Saint Paul, the author of the Epistle, in the inscription joins...

1. The Inscription of the Epistle. Achaia as it was in the time of Saint Paul. This Epistle was also inscribed to the same recipients as...

The Inscription of the Epistle. Achaia as it was in the time of Saint Paul, 1. Why would Saint Paul join Timothy to himself in the...

HOLY FATHERS: None separately. REFORMED: Biermann,[1] Heidegger, Martyr, Meyer,[2] Musculus, Pareus, Zwingli. English: Lightfoot, Morton,...

The parts: I. Concerning Schisms, and preservation of unity: chapters 1-4: in which are: 1. An introduction, and dehortation from schism:...

7. Seven parts of it have been established. I. Rebuke of the Corinthians because of their schisms, and exhortation to preserve unit (1...

6. Whether another Epistle of Paul to the Corinthians preceded this one? That Saint Paul wrote another Epistle to the Corinthians prior...

5. The time of the writing of the same is investigated. That this Epistle was written at Ephesus, we have argued above. That is, the...

4. The argument of the Epistle. Therefore, Saint Paul, thus complaining of the Corinthians’ sad divisions, urges unity and concord, sets...

3. The scandals and Letter of the Corinthians furnished the occasion for writing. The occasion for the writing of this Epistle was...

2. The Subscript of the Epistle is suspect. It was written at Ephesus, not Philippi. In the Greek Codices, the subscript thus reads: πρὸς...

1. Inscription of the Epistle. Corinth was the most illustrious city of Achaia, abounding in sins. The Church in it was founded by Saint...

Inscription of the Epistle. Corinth was the most illustrious city of Achaia, abounding in sins. The Church in it was founded by Saint...