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James Moffat’s commentary on First Corinthians asserts practical and necessary interpretation of the original texts. Moffat states that the early church was focused on establishing doctrine, rather than concerning itself with engaging commentary. This commentary is the bridge between established doctrine and coherent commentary for the Epistle of First Corinthians.

now meretricious; to all intents and purposes it had become an empiric method of amusing audiences with sonorous or flippant discussions on art, morals, or literature, which had little or no grasp of reality. The new Cynics and the more serious Stoics derided it, as they derided the sophists or so-called ‘wise men’ who decked out a lecture on ‘What is proof?’; ‘Is it permissible to marry?’; ‘Is it permissible to commit suicide?’ and so forth, with catchy phrases and sounding sentences. Corinthians
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