Test 1 Flashcards
Three words to describe the city of Corinth
Commercial, cosmopolitan, corrupt
Who began the task of forging a canal across the isthmus of Corinth
Nero
Who was the Roman goddess of love worshipped in Corinth
Aphrodite/Venus
Corinth was the capital city of what Roman province?
Achaia
In what book and chapter of the Bible do you find the record of the establishment of Corinthian church
Acts 18
How many visits did Paul make to Corinth
3rd
On which missionary journey did Paul establish the Corinthian church
2nd
What is the Gallio Inscription? How does it help us understand 1st Corinthians
Indicated when Gallio was governor, gives us an idea of when Paul was Corinth for the 1st time
What is the critical issue in a careful study of 1st Corinthians
Chronology of Pauls letters
In chronological order, list the letters of Paul to the Corinthians
1 Corinthians
2 Corinthians
Who is Clement of Rome and what significance does he play in understanding 1st Corinthians
Guy who says Paul writes 1 Corinthians
What are the possible dates for 1 Corinthians
54-56 A.D.
Where is Paul when he writes 1 Corinthians
Ephesus
What was the occasion prompting the writing for 1 Corinthians
Divisions in the Church / Fornication
Theme for 1 Corinthians
Resolving
What does Paul claim in the salutation of 1 Corinthians
Authorship and Apostleship
How many spiritual gifts did the church at Corinth posses
All
What was the purpose of spiritual gifts
Confirm the Word as God’s
What are the customary greetings of the day
Grace, peace
According to Paul, what are the events necessary for one to be saved in Jesus?
Jesus’ cross, baptism
Explain what Paul meant by, “for Christ sent me not to baptize”
Pauls primary mission is to preach the gospel and not to baptize
How could unity in the Corinthian church be achieved according to Paul
They must Speak the same thing
They must be of the same mind
They must be of the same judgement
Who are the “sophos” and “scribe” mentioned by Paul in chapter one
“Worldly wise” and a jew trained in the law
Who requires a sign and therefore the cross is a stumbling block
Jews
Who requires wisdom and therefore the cross is foolishness
Greeks