The propriety of eating meat offered to idols is discussed in one part of this Biblical book, in which its author argues that jealousy among those working in the Spirit of God is as irrational as jealousy between the eye and the ear.
The propriety of eating meat offered to idols is discussed in one part of this Biblical book, in which its author argues that jealousy among those working in the Spirit of God is as irrational as jealousy between the eye and the ear. Opening with the observation that all are "servants of Christ and stewards of the mysteries of God", it deals with problems with a recently established Christian community, and attempts to answer questions sent from there on such topics as immortality, marriage and celibacy, and most notoriously, the conduct of women, and closes with its famous Chapter 13 discussion of Christian love. FTP, what is this New Testament book, one of two by Paul addressed to a Greek city?
The propriety of eating meat offered to idols is discussed in one part of this Biblical book, in which its author argues that jealousy among those working in the Spirit of God is as irrational as jealousy between the eye and the ear.
First Corinthians