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1 Corinthians – Maranatha – our Lord has come!

November 14, 2026
Jesus sits with a group of people beneath text reading “DON’T JUDGE JESUS FOR THE PEOPLE HE CAME TO SAVE.”

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I. Introduction

II. Greetings From Paul and Sosthenes (1:1-1:9)

III. Divisions in the Congregation (1:10-4:21)

IV. Moral Disorder (5:1-6:20)

V.  Marriage (7:1-40)

VI. Food Sacrificed to Idols (8:1-11:1)

VII. Men and Women in Worship (11:2-16)

VIII. The Lord’s Supper (11:17-34)

IX. Spiritual Gifts (12:1-14:40)

X. The Resurrection (15:1-58)

XI. Concluding Matters (16:1-24)

A. The Collection for the Believers in Jerusalem (16:1-4)

1. Why is Paul collecting money from the believers in Corinth? (v. 3)

B. Travel Plans – Paul, Timothy, and Apollos (16:5-12)

2. What does Paul say about his ministry in Ephesus? (v. 9)

3. Why would Paul be worried that anyone in Corinth would “despise” Timothy? (v. 11)

C. Exhortations (16:13-18)

4. What are the five ways Paul encourages the believers in Corinth in these verses? (v. 13-14)

D. Final Greeting (16:19-24)

5. What does “Maranatha” mean? (v. 22)

marana tha : our Lord cometh or will come

XII. Conclusion

6. What did you enjoy most (or least) about our study of 1 Corinthians?

 

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Chart

Order of Resurrection Chart    (You will want to see this.)

Past Study Reference

Revelation – Resurrection

 

Wayne Grudem: Systematic Theology 

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