1 Corinthians (Biblia.com)

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Paul wrote 1 Corinthians because the congregation faced a series of problems, including the danger of splintering into factions and even lapsing into paganism. Other problems plagued the Corinthians as well. Paul’s letter provided clear advice. The longest chapter, chapter 15, has become one of the most treasured, because it trumpets the victory of Christ’s resurrection from the dead.

transgressions. Furthermore, there was opposition to Paul within the members of the congregation. Some did not rate him highly as a pastor; others were even attacking him and his ministry. Under these circumstances it was necessary for Paul to establish his authority over them. He was God’s apostle, commissioned by God himself to write to them. When this apostle spoke, they had best pay attention. Otherwise they would be guilty of refusing to listen to God himself. One does not disregard an ambassador

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