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.Sparta

.Chenchreae

.Corinth

. Athens.Delphi

.Thessalonica

.Philippi

. Troy

.Ephesus

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Model of Roman Corinth

North

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Brief History of Corinth• Prosperous city of ancient Greece

• Destroyed by Romans in 146 BCE

• Re-founded as a Roman colony in 44 BCE– Settled by libertini from Italy– Exempt from taxes– Roman law– Roman citizenship

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A atrium (formal entrance hall)Al ala ("wings" opening from atrium)C cubiculum (small room; bedroom)Cu culina (kitchen) E exedra (garden room)P peristylium (colonnaded garden)T taberna (shop)Ta tablinum (office; study)Tri triclinium (dining room) V vestibulum (entrance hall) Taken from the VRoma Project.

Roman Atrium House

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Vestibulum

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Taberna

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Atrium

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Cubiculum

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Tablinum

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Culina

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Triclinium

lectus

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Peristylium

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Exedra

Floor Mosaic

Wall Painting

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Lararium

Genius with two lares

Bronze statuette oflar

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Important Events for Paul and Corinth

1. Paul visits Corinth (Acts 18:18)

2. Receives new from Corinthians

3. Writes letter (Letter A) - mentioned in 1 Cor 5:9

4. Apollos and Peter visit Corinth (Acts 19:1)

5. Gets oral report from Chloe (1:11) and others (16:17)

6. Corinthians write to Paul (7:1, 25, etc)

7. Paul writes 1 Corinthians from Ephesus (Letter B)

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Outline of 1 Corinthians

1–4 Oral report from Chloe’s people about divisions

5–6 Oral report from others about sexuality and lawsuits

7–16 Answers to their questions

7 male/female relationships

8–10 food sacrificed to idols

11 Men and Women/The Lord’s Supper

12–14 Spiritual gifts

15 Resurrection

16 Collection

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Divisions in the Church• 1:10–17• Meaning of Baptism• Paul proclaimed Jesus• Developed little cliques• Paul baptized

– Crispus - synagogue leader - Acts 18:8

– Gaius - host to Paul and church - Romans 16:23

– Stephanas - firstfruits and leader - 1 Cor 16:15–17

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Wisdom and Foolishness1 Cor 1:18–31

• Wisdom

– human understanding

– for the elite

– demonstrated rhetorically

– attracted a great following

• Why is the cross foolish?

– Curse

– Terrorist

– Shameful

• The system of the world is overturned in the message of theologia crucis

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Sexuality• Problems in the congregation

– Man with stepmother (ch. 5)

– prostitution (6:15–20)

– vice list (6:9-11)• malakoi - effeminate• arsenokoiteis - bed with men

• marriage

– 7:1 - Paul or the Corinthians?

– 7:2, 9 - Their unique situation in Corinth?

– 7:29 - eschatological

– 7:7 - appreciate singleness

– 7:2–4 - equality between men and women

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Women• 1 Cor 11:5 vs 14:34–35????

• How do we know what is cultural?

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Tongues• 1 Cor 2:12-13 - Paul teaches with spiritual

words

• Paul reminds them that the Spirit gives many different gifts (12)

• The perfect has not yet come 13:10

• 14:12–19– Don’t despise tongues (14:18)– Do it for the edification of the church 14:27–33

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Resurrection

• no resurrection of the dead 15:12

• then the gospel is false 15:16–19

• Resurrection body - 15:42–44– pneumaticos soma

• 15:50–57

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Paul and the Corinthians• Paul makes a “painful visit” to Corinth (2 Cor 2:1)

– someone insults him

– Corinthians do not defend him

• Writes a “tearful letter” (2 Cor 2:4)

• Titus brings news of the community (2 Cor 7:5–10)

• Paul writes 2 Corinthians from Macedonia (Acts 20:1)

• Paul visits Corinth on third missionary journey (2 Cor 12:14; 13:1–2; Acts 20)

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Paul’s EschatologyDoes it disagree with Jesus?

• 2 Cor 5:1–5

• Paul is being afflicted (4:17; 1:3–7)– We groan in this life

• God prepares for us eternal life

• Paul prefers to be with the Lord

• He keeps living to please God (2 Cor 5:9)

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The Collection2 Corinthians 8–9

• Others are giving (8:2–3)

• They have started to give (8:10–11)

• Jesus is the example (8:9; Phil 2)

• Principles– readiness– what a person has– not under compulsion (9:7)– for equality – for thanksgiving to God (9:12)

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Super Apostles• Early hints about them

– 2:17 - trade on the word of God– 3:1 - require letters of commendation– 5:12 - boast in appearance

• Features– accept patronage– says Paul is weak in appearance (2 Cor 10:10–

11)

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Super Apostles• Content

– Preach another Jesus (11:2–3)– Satan’s ministers (11:13–15)

• Background– Jewish?

• Moses (3:7)

• Jewish background (11:21–22)

– Hellenist Spiritualists?

• More about form than content

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Third Heaven• 12:1-7

• Common view in Judaism that heaven has levels

• Bodily or non-bodily?

• All leads to his weakness

• Thorn– From God– Can’t know what it is– Sometimes God says no