Among the issues it addresses are offerings for the saints in Jerusalem and gifts that the Holy Spirit bestows on believers.  It was probably written around AD 56, based on the fact that the author apparently sent it while he was in Ephesus and that it was written after Timothy had been sent to its namesake city.  It begins with a criticism of the recipient church's faults and later details the behavior and decorum of women in the worship services.  Perhaps its most famous passage, often read at weddings, is about the nature of love.  FTP, name
Among the issues it addresses are offerings for the saints in Jerusalem and gifts that the Holy Spirit bestows on believers.  It was probably written around AD 56, based on the fact that the author apparently sent it while he was in Ephesus and that it was written after Timothy had been sent to its namesake city.  It begins with a criticism of the recipient church's faults and later details the behavior and decorum of women in the worship services.  Perhaps its most famous passage, often read at weddings, is about the nature of love.  FTP, name this epistle of Paul, that follows Romans in the Bible and was first of two epistles directed to a church he established in Greece.
Among the issues it addresses are offerings for the saints in Jerusalem and gifts that the Holy Spirit bestows on believers.  
First Corinthians or First Letter of Paul to the Church at Corinth