Letter to Paul

            I offer you greetings from the city of Corinth, Paul,

since you are an apostle of Jesus Christ and because it is the
will of God for me to do so. Even though I am a member of
the Church of God in Corinth, I can still vividly recall the
times before the establishment of the church. I am a slave,
and my mistress Chloe sent me to you so that I may listen to
you speak about God and his Son Jesus. Aquila and Priscilla,
who had been commissioned to disseminate the gospel that
Jesus Christ had been sent to convey, were very helpful to me
in doing so. They were natives of Corinth, so they were aware
of the temptations that came with living in the city, and
they showed others how to live a Christian life in spite of all
the evil that existed there.

To God be the glory, because it was He who brought us

together. When I went to see Aegisthes, a competent leather
craftsman with whom I had been doing business for years, I
found that he had grown unwell, which was a change from
my usual practice of paying him a visit. After that, I went to
the insula where you had your business. I want to reassure
you, my brother, that the things you stated were insightful,
which piqued my interest, and the message you discussed was
one that could not be disregarded.

My whole life has been spent in the city of Corinth, and

despite the fact that we have earned a renowned reputation
for engaging in sexually promiscuous behaviors, many of us
are desperate to find a way to leave. Your lessons have given
me hope that the world may become a better place, despite
the fact that I come from a less privileged home. I am
holding out hope for the second coming of our Lord Jesus
Christ. Because of your time spent in Corinth, my eyes have
been opened, and I am starting to comprehend the teachings
that you presented to me while you were here.

You were given the assignment to preach the gospel to the

people of Corinth, and since then, the number of believers
has increased dramatically. While you were still here with us,
we had unflinching trust in what you told us, but ever since
you've been gone, there have been a lot of issues that have
come up. Even while it is clear that your message is
powerful, there are some people in the crowd who act as if it
has no impact. Both the hearts of the people and the church
are filled with immorality, and there is a great deal of
discord inside the church.