Its antepenultimate verse contains the only Biblical appearance of the phrase "Anathema Maranatha", while its first chapter claims that a certain image presents "a stumbling block to Jews and foolishness to Gentiles".
Authorship of this work is credited in part to "Sosthenes our brother". Its antepenultimate verse contains the only Biblical appearance of the phrase "Anathema Maranatha", while its first chapter claims that a certain image presents "a stumbling block to Jews and foolishness to Gentiles". This book asserts that, since "the woman is the glory of the man", women should keep their heads covered while praying. In its most famous section, its author notes that "when I became a man, I put away childish things", and it likens Heaven as understood by the living to looking "through a glass, darkly". A certain concept is described as patient and kind, but not envious, in its thirteenth chapter, which also notes that "faith, hope, and love abide", and "the greatest of these is love". For 10 points, identify this epistle, the earliest one written by Paul to a church he founded in Greece.
Authorship of this work is credited in part to "Sosthenes our brother".
1 Corinthians [or St. Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians; prompt on "Corinthians" or other partial answers]