Commentary on 1 Corinthians

Every congregation has problems. The early church did, too. Paul wrote the book of First Corinthians to teach Christians how to deal with various problems so the members could be right with God and each other. In this commentary on the epistle, Jackson gives the background of the book, an outline of the book, and covers the text in chapter-by-chapter fashion. He explains the content of the letter and discusses the lessons for modern-day readers. 176 pages