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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.

authority involving duties which he exercises seriously and heartily (4:1, 14 f., 9:17 f., 15:30 f.), as one who is ultimately answerable to God alone. He courteously associates with himself a fellow Christian, Sosthenes. When the proconsul Gallio had ruled out of court the Jews and their charges brought against Paul, the pagan mob amused itself by thrashing the spokesman of this unpopular sect, while the Roman lictors took no notice. His name was Sosthenes. As the name is not very common, this may
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