Take the 2-minute tour ×  What are the 'Scriptures' mentioned in
1 Corinthians 15: 3 - 4?    If Paul called something
'scriptures' I would like to know what it was and take his
opinion seriously.  Did the Corinthians have the same Bible we
have?  Did they have access to 'Scriptures' other than the
modern Bible?  Did Paul teach from the same 'Scriptures' they
had?  share|improve this question "The Old Testament." – 
Anonymous Nov 16 '13 at 16:23 Hermeneutics answer is interesting
but does not answer the question except to imply that there was
Rabbinical writings in circulation. Would that have been
considered scripture? –  gideon marx Nov 19 '13 at 7:45  6
Answers 6  As a "Pharisee amongst Pharisees," Paul would have
seen the Scriptures as the Scriptures of the Jews - the Torah,
the Ketu'vim, and the Nevi'im, or as we say in English, the Law,
the Writings, and the Prophets. When Jesus was on the
transfiguration mount, he prefigured this. These Scriptures are
the Old Testament to modern Christians, or "the Hebr