St Paul the Man And His Work
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These are features which are commonly found in all forms of revivalism. Paul's congregations at Corinth and elsewhere formed no exception.
The second category of dangers is connected with the first, only it depends rather on the contents of the new religion. These " perfectionists, " the " spiritual " in the special sense, did not only divide the church into parties, but caused Christianity to incur the danger of losing its Founder. Parties began to be formed at Corinth named after Paul, Apollo...s, and Peter ; we have traces of the use of the name of Christ as the watchword of a fourth party. 1 As the corrective of both dangers, Paul emphasised the supremacy of Jesus. Whoever in an ecstatic state no longer calls Jesus his Master, is possessed by a devil. Whoever divides the body of Christ, making either Paul himself or any other apostle the head of a faction, sins against the Church of God, the body of Christ, the temple of the Holy Ghost : " Know ye not that ye are God's temple, and the Spirit of God dwelleth in you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are features which are commonly found in all forms of revivalism. Paul's congregations at Corinth and elsewhere formed no exception.
The second category of dangers is connected with the first, only it depends rather on the contents of the new religion. These " perfectionists, " the " spiritual " in the special sense, did not only divide the church into parties, but caused Christianity to incur the danger of losing its Founder. Parties began to be formed at Corinth named after Paul, Apollo...s, and Peter ; we have traces of the use of the name of Christ as the watchword of a fourth party. 1 As the corrective of both dangers, Paul emphasised the supremacy of Jesus. Whoever in an ecstatic state no longer calls Jesus his Master, is possessed by a devil. Whoever divides the body of Christ, making either Paul himself or any other apostle the head of a faction, sins against the Church of God, the body of Christ, the temple of the Holy Ghost : " Know ye not that ye are God's temple, and the Spirit of God dwelleth in you.
What to read after St Paul the Man And His Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Weinel to read onlineMoreLess
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