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Paul's Rhetorical use of Complex Metaphors in 1 Corinthians 3-4
After Paul had established the Corinthian church, in his absence he expected that the Corinthian congregation would enrich themselves spiritually. However, he received information that dissension and factions had erupted in the church (1:11). These factions questioned and opposed Paul's authority in...
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Department of Religious Studies
2014
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