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    The document provides the reading schedule and discussion questions for 1 Corinthians 12 to 2 Corinthians 10. It instructs the reader to read these passages from the Bible over the coming week and provides the corresponding Psalms passages to read each day. It then lists several questions for the reader to answer based on their reading, focusing on spiritual gifts, orderly worship format, post-resurrection appearances of Jesus, uses of the word "comfort", calling of the Ten Commandments, the ministry of reconciliation, the status of the Macedonians, and Paul's physical appearance. The concluding paragraphs provide context on Paul's first letter to the Corinthians addressing behavior issues and divisions, and how the second letter seeks to address growing impatience with Jesus' return while

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    The document provides the reading schedule and discussion questions for 1 Corinthians 12 to 2 Corinthians 10. It instructs the reader to read these passages from the Bible over the coming week and provides the corresponding Psalms passages to read each day. It then lists several questions for the reader to answer based on their reading, focusing on spiritual gifts, orderly worship format, post-resurrection appearances of Jesus, uses of the word "comfort", calling of the Ten Commandments, the ministry of reconciliation, the status of the Macedonians, and Paul's physical appearance. The concluding paragraphs provide context on Paul's first letter to the Corinthians addressing behavior issues and divisions, and how the second letter seeks to address growing impatience with Jesus' return while

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    Bible in A Year 26 NT I Cor 12 To II Cor 10

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    Jay Winters
    The document provides the reading schedule and discussion questions for 1 Corinthians 12 to 2 Corinthians 10. It instructs the reader to read these passages from the Bible over the coming week and provides the corresponding Psalms passages to read each day. It then lists several questions for the reader to answer based on their reading, focusing on spiritual gifts, orderly worship format, post-resurrection appearances of Jesus, uses of the word "comfort", calling of the Ten Commandments, the ministry of reconciliation, the status of the Macedonians, and Paul's physical appearance. The concluding paragraphs provide context on Paul's first letter to the Corinthians addressing behavior issues and divisions, and how the second letter seeks to address growing impatience with Jesus' return while

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    The Bible in a Year

    Old Testament

    I Corinthians 12 to
    IICorinthians 10
    Read this coming week:
    May 9 1 Sam 1‐2, Ps 118, 1 Cor 12‐13 May 10 1 Sam 3‐5, Ps 119:1‐8, 1
    Cor 14 May 11 1 Sam 6‐8, Ps 119:9‐16, 1 Cor 15‐16 May 12 1 Sam 9‐10,
    Ps 119:17‐24, 2 Cor 1‐2 May 13 1 Sam 11‐13, Ps 119:25‐32, 2 Cor 3‐4
    May 14 1 Sam 14, Ps 119:33‐40, 2 Cor 5‐6 May 15 1 Sam 15‐16, Ps
    119:41‐48, 2 Cor 7‐8 May 16 1 Sam 17, Ps 119:49‐56, 2 Cor 9‐10

    Reading Questions
    For next week you’re reading I Cor 12 to II Cor 10.
    Answer the following:
    • Make a list of the spiritual gifts Paul mentions. Is
    it necessary to have one of these gifts? Why or
    why not?
    • What is Paul’s “orderly worship” format in I Cor
    14?
    • How many people does Paul say saw Jesus after
    the resurrection?
    • How many times is the word “comfort” used in II
    Cor 1?
    • What shocking “ministry” does Paul call the Ten
    Commandments “carved in letters of stone”?
    • What is the “ministry of reconciliation” and who is
    to do it?
    • Are the Macedonians rich or poor? Why is that
    important to tell rich Corinth?
    • What does I Corinthians 10:10 say about Paul’s
    physical appearance?

    Corinth, the Sequel


    In Paul’s first letter to Corinth, he addresses several
    problems of the “behavior modification” sort. He
    addresses issues like problems with celebrating the
    Lord’s supper, divisions among the church, people
    getting out of line with authority, and other such issues.

    In the 2nd letter to Corinth, Paul seeks to put salve on


    some of those wounds, but also seems to be addressing
    a growing uneasiness with the fact that Jesus has not
    come yet. It appears that the Corinthians are now
    getting somewhat impatient with the coming of the Lord
    and are looking to other false prophets who will satisfy
    their needs to see it their way.

    Yet even throughout all of Corinth’s unfaithfulness, Paul


    seems to love them with his whole heart, which was
    modeled to Paul in the way that Jesus loved him with His
    whole heart even when Paul was unfaithful.
    Please don’t throw this away. If you’re not going to use it, leave it for
    someone else to use.

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