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Heidegger's Bible Handbook: 1 Corinthians: Interpreters

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

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: 1 Corinthians: Synoptic Outline

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

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: 1 Corinthians: Detailed Outline

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

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: 1 Corinthians: Time of Writing

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...

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: 1 Corinthians: Argument of the Epistles

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

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: 1 Corinthians: Occasion for Writing

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

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: 1 Corinthians: Subscript

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

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: 1 Corinthians: Title

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

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: 1 Corinthians: Chapter Summary

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

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