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I Corinthians and II Corinthians: Commentary is unavailable, but you can change that!

This ten-volume set of commentaries is written in everyday English. Dr. Adams, using an everyman style, explains and applies biblical truths in the clear, understandable way that typifies his writings. He does not try to duplicate the standard, more technical commentaries but supplements them with the implications of the text for God-honoring counseling and Christian living. This resource...

fall” (v. 12). Everyone may, all too easily, fall under testing and trial. Since most counselees are suffering trial or temptation in some form, the warning is timely. Under stress, many counselees grumble and complain. When dissatisfied with the providential workings of God, one often begins to look about for satisfaction elsewhere. This may readily lead to sexual sin (quick gratification) and/or one of the modern forms of idolatry (making money, fame, power, people, possessions, etc., one’s god
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