An edition of First Corinthians - Let All That Ye Do Be Done In Love
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First Corinthians
Let All That Ye Do Be Done In Love
by Brad Price
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First Corinthians: Let All That Ye Do Be Done In Love
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Table of Contents
50 Charts, diagrams and special studies:
1. Two types of converts (pp. 94-95)
2. Similarities and dissimilarities between the Lord’s Supper and the Passover
(pp. 148-149)
3. Things accomplished by baptism (p. 182)
4. The Holy Spirit uses the gospel to convert people (p. 184)
5. America’s “Christian foundation” (pp. 204-216)
6. Natural versus supernatural gifts (p. 223)
7. Is it sinful for a Christian to marry a non-Christian? (pp. 267-269)
8. An overview of the occult and demon possession (pp. 276-281)
9. What about celebrating days like Halloween? (p. 286)
10. Earthly athletic games and the Christian faith (pp. 324-329)
11. Similarities between the nation of Israel and the New Testament church (pp.
332-335)
12. Some thoughts on temptation (pp. 359-360)
13. An introduction to the Lord’s Supper (pp. 363-365)
14. Knowing and following the pattern found in the New Testament (pp. 388-389)
15. An overview of the “head covering” issue (pp. 389-391)
16. Is it necessary for women to wear a “head covering” today? (p. 392)
17. Reasons to believe head coverings were cultural (pp. 393-394)
18. What about Catholic traditions? (p. 396)
19. The Godhead (pp. 398-400)
20. Some of the ways men and women are equal (p. 401)
21. Women who want to act like men (pp. 402-404)
22. Additional matters related to men, male headship and a woman’s role (pp.
404-407)
23. What was the head covering? (pp. 410-411)
24. Head coverings and modern society (p. 411)
25. Questions and answers about Sunday and the Lord’s Supper (pp. 441-449)
26. The observance of Bible feasts (p. 448)
27. Introduction to 11:22 and eating in a church building (pp. 452-455)
28. An overview of worship (pp. 487-494)
29. Key passages on gifts (p. 503)
30. New Testament Christianity versus denominationalism (p. 523)
31. Holy Spirit baptism or water baptism? (pp. 528-531)
32. 20 reasons to reject the modern claims of Pentecostalism (pp. 532-534)
33. A special study on tongue speaking (pp. 559-565)
34. What a doctor said about Agape love (p. 575)
35. The “in part” versus “the perfect” in 1 Cor. 13 (pp. 604-608)
36. Modern claims versus the New Testament gift of tongues (pp. 621-623)
37. Christians are to sing (pp. 639-641)
38. A study of Calvinism (pp. 71-77, 649-651)
39. A summary of the Corinthian assemblies (p. 681)
40. Using female translators (pp. 684-685)
41. The things God uses to save, justify and forgive man of sin (pp. 696-697)
42. A simple way to illustrate Rom. 6:1-4 (p. 699)
43. A special study on the resurrection of Jesus Christ (pp. 707-716)
44. Premillennialism versus the Bible (pp. 734-736)
45. The contrast between the preresurrection and the postresurrection body (p.
763)
46. 9 New Testament words to describe the “great collection” (pp. 781-783)
47. The “Sabbath day” versus the “Lord’s Day” (pp. 783-785)
48. Additional thoughts on Christian giving and the Sunday collection (pp. 788-791)
49. A church treasury, “special contributions,” and “the proper use of church
funds” (pp. 791-792)
50. An overview of New Testament Christianity (pp. 808-816)
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First Corinthians commentary: This easy to use but thorough commentary on First Corinthians is published by www.abiblecommentary.com. This Bible commentary on First Corinthians is filled with charts and does not skip the hard passages in Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians. You may access this Bible commentary through Google's book program at this link: http://books.google.com/books?printsec=frontcover&id=lzXK9YMllHEC#v=onepage&q&f=false
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