First Corinthians is a single, whole document written by Paul in the early 50’s C.E. The letter was written in Ephesus, and intended for the members of a church that had been newly built in Corinth, Greece. Paul focused the correspondences, to the church, on some issues that were plaguing the citizens of Corinth. The issues included sex, Christian unity, behavior in the church, and resurrection. Through each correspondence, Paul gives rules and directions …showed first 75 words of 1675 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1675 total…helped to change the lifestyles that the Corinthians were living at this time. Bibliography 1. Harris, Stephen L. The New Testament: A Student’s Introduction, 3rd ed. Mayfield Publishing, Mountain View, California, 1999. 2. Paul, The New Testament: First Corinthians, The NIV 1984. 4. Plummer, Alfred and A. Robertson, First Epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians, 3rd ed. T. & T. Clark, Edinburgh 5. Ruef, John, Paul’s First Letter to Corinth, Bibliography Westminster Press, Philadelphia, 1977 5. Vine, W.E., One Corinthians