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Verse by Verse Acts Through Revelation

D. Kelly Ogden

In Verse by Verse, Acts through Revelation (previously published under the title New Testament Apostles Testify of Christ), Kelly Ogden and Andrew Skinner explain the doctrines taught by the ancient apostles on a wide variety of subjects, including the divinity of Christ, charity, faith and works, g...

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It was mentioned in relation to a commentary on 1 Corinthians in which the authors highlighted the Corinthians' lack of unity, spirit of contention, and other issues Paul addressed in his letter.

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I was reading in Ogden and Skinner's commentary and one of their opening paragraphs, and this is to the whole book of First Corinthians, but they said, I loved this sentence. First Corinthians is so g...

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It was mentioned in relation to a commentary on 1 Corinthians in which the authors highlighted the Corinthians' lack of unity, spirit of contention, and other issues Paul addressed in his letter.

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I was reading in Ogden and Skinner's commentary and one of their opening paragraphs, and this is to the whole book of First Corinthians, but they said, I loved this sentence. First Corinthians is so good because the Corinthians were not.

They said, here Paul is saying, we should not do what gross sinners do, nor be influenced by them, nor spend our time going to the places they frequent. We should admonish sinners and love them, but stay away from their evil ways.

Paul also says, I love this. It is not his or the church's business to judge and regulate the whole world, but rather to keep the church pure and leave the world to God.

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