Studies in First Corinthians
Overview
This devotional commentary explores the main theme and important passages of the apostle Paul’s letter to the early church in Corinth.
The author opens 1 Corinthians for a biblical perspective on such divisive issues as lawsuits, sexual purity, and discipline. Anyone interested in the study of spiritual maturity and the church as the body of Christ will find Studies in First Corinthians to be a rich source of insight and inspiration.
Top Highlights
“The word ‘creature’ in this verse should be rendered ‘creation,’ so that the verse should read: ‘Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creation.’” (Page 28)
“The Bible divides all humanity into two classes, and only two—saved and lost.” (Page 27)
“It is almost completely occupied with Christian conduct and behavior” (Page 12)
“Regeneration, therefore, is a supernatural act of God whereby a spiritual creation takes place, and we behold things which are utterly unknown and must remain completely unknown even to the most cultured, sophisticated, educated of those of Adam’s race who have never experienced the new birth.” (Page 29)
“If Christ is first, we lose sight of the servant, his virtues as well as his shortcomings, and we see only Christ.” (Page 36)
Product Details
- Title: Studies in First Corinthians
- Author: M. R. De Haan
- Publisher: Discovery House
- Publication Date: 1995
- Pages: 192
About M. R. De Haan
M. R. De Haan, M.D. (1891-1965) spoke to millions of listeners each week for some twenty-seven years on the Radio Bible Class. His academic training included a degree from Hope College, a medical degree from the University of Illinois Medical College, and further study at Western Theological Seminary. He was the author of more than twenty books and countless daily devotionals in Our Daily Bread, published by RBC Ministries of Grand Rapids, Michigan.