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Corinth's wealth became it's woe.<br/>
It took 18 months for Paul to establish the church at Corinth.<br/>
I Cor. 5:9 reveals that I and II Corinthians was not the only letters written by Paul to the Corinthians.<br/>

Paul wrote I Corinthians in response to a letter, evil reports and false doctrine.<br/>
Paul wrote 6 chapters of rebuke before he responded to their letter in I Cor. 7:1.<br/>
Paul labored in Corinth with Aquila and Perscilla.<br/>

Jesus Christ is mentioned 10 times in the first 10 verses in I Corinthians.<br/>
Envy and exalting men caused division and contentions in Corinth.<br/>

I Cor. 2 shows only the Holy Spirit reveals the Word of God to born again believers.<br/>
I Cor. 3 discussed the Judgment Seat of Christ.<br/>
I Cor. 6 discusses Judgment and Lawsuits.<br/>
I Cor. 9 and 15 Paul defend his Apostleship.<br/>
I Cor. 11 discusses Communion.<br/>
I Cor 12 discusses Spiritual gifts<br/>
I Cor 13 discusses the ending of spiritual gifts.<br/>
I Cor. 14 discusses the problems of spiritual gifts.<br/>

The only place this word is used in the Bible is I Cor. 12:25: Scitism.<br/>
The Gospel is found in I Cor. 15:1-4.<br/>

I Cor. 15 discusses the resurrection.<br/>
Anathema Maranatha ends the book of I Cor. and means "accurses at the Lord's coming".<br/>

II Corinthians:<br/>

While I Cor. is mostly doctrinal II Cor. is mostly personal.<br/>
Paul wrote II Cor. to defend his personal character.<br/>

II Cor. 6:18 is the only place in the New Testament other then Revelation where God is referred to as the Almighty.<br/>

II Cor. key message is comfort. It is used 10 times in II Cor. 1:3-7.<br/>
In II Cor. Chapter 5 these topics are discussed.<br/>

Absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord.<br/>
The Judgment seat of Christ.<br/>
We are a new creature.<br/>
We are ambassador's for Christ.<br/>

II Cor. chapter 6 states now is the day of salvation.<br/>
II Cor. chapter 8-9 is all about giving.<br/>
II Cor. chapter 11 discusses that Paul was rude of speech and describes Satan's ministers.<br/>
II Cor. chapter 13 reveals that Paul went to the third heaven and had a thorn in the flesh.<br/>

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