Christophe Senft: First Letter to the Corinthians

Corinto, who flourished into the city of the West International Harbor for those who wanted to understand the Scriptures more deeply, especially those who would live and preach the words of the Scriptures, was a center of all ethnic groups, and ideas, and religions were all attractive. The Corinth Church community also mirrored the complexity of the Corinth. So while there was much vitality and enthusiasm, the risk of degradation in the environment was great. What we notice here is that the physicalism, the wealth gap, the multireligious society, the collapse of ethical values, is not so different from what we are now from what the Corinth Church is. The conflicts, divisions and internal problems facing the Corinth Church at that time are the realities of our church. So what do we read in the Corinth? A letter to the Corinthians shows what problems the Christian faith in pagan culture was faced with, and how Paul's apostles tried to solve the problem, when the Corinth Church community essentially had to live up to it. The book, along with the introduction of the introductions to the reading and composition of these letters, elaborates on the text. The introduction does not deal with specific issues, or actions that might be applied at some point in the situation, but rather shows that the theology of the apostle Paul is contained throughout the Western gate. In short, it gives us a detailed picture of the fundamental insight and importance of the Gospel by the great theologian Paul Acts as a watchdog.

Korean title: 코린토인들에게 보낸 첫째 편지

Korean author: 크리스토프 센프트

Korean publisher: 성서와함께

ISBN-13: 9788976354082