I
Corinthians Chapter 1
1. The will of God
2. Church of
God which is at Corinth,
brothers
3. The grace of God given to them,
that they were enriched in every way in speaking and in knowledge
4. That they do not lack any
spiritual gift, that they be blameless in the day of our Lord Jesus,
that there be no divisions
5. He was informed by the house of
Chloe
6. Followers of Paul, Apollos,
Cephas and Christ (at least they said or claimed they were)
7.
Jesus Christ
8.
Lest any should say that
he baptized in his own name
9.
Makes it of no effect
10.
To them that
perish—foolishness, to we who are saved it is the power of God
11.
Preaching
12.
Jews—stumbling block,
Greeks—foolishness, the called—the power and wisdom of God
13.
Foolishness of God
14.
Weakness of God
15.
Wise men after the flesh,
mighty, noble
16.
Foolish, weak, base, and
despised things
17.
Flesh
18.
In the Lord
1.
Not with excellency of
speech or wisdom
2.
In
weakness, fear and trembling and in demonstration of the Spirit and of
power
3.
That
their faith should not stand in the wisdom of men but in the power of
God
4.
“Had they known it they
would not have crucified he Lord of glory.”
5.
The things which God has
prepared for them that love him
6.
Teaches us to know the
things that are freely given us of God.
7.
Because they are foolishness to him and because they are spiritually
discerned.
8.
The mind of Christ.
I Corinthians Chapter 3
1.
They were carnal
2.
Envying, strife and
divisions
3.
Followers of Paul and
those who followed Apollos
4.
Ministers by whom you
believed, planters and waterers
5.
God
6.
A building
7.
Planter, master (expert) builder, foundation layer
8.
Jesus Christ
9.
Man’s works
10.
Of what sort (quality) the
work is
11.
You are
12.
God will destroy the
person
13.
Foolishness
14.
In men
I Corinthians Chapter 4
1.
Minister of Christ and steward of the mysteries of God
2.
Faithfulness
3.
The Lord’s
4.
Because the Lord sees
hidden things and knows the motives of the heart
5.
Puffed up (proud and
arrogant
6.
What you have you have received
7.
To the world, to angels,
and to men
8.
Considered foolish, weak,
despised, filthy and offscouring, Hunger, thirst, nakedness, buffeted,
homeless
9.
To warn them
10.
As a father and a leader
11.
To remind them of Paul’s
way of life
12.
Their power
13.
That he would come to them with a whip or come in love with a
gentle spirit
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I Corinthians Chapter 5
1.
A man had sexual relations
with his father’s wife
2.
Pride, boasting
3.
1) Put out of your fellowship the man who did this, 2) Hand this
man over to Satan, 3) Purge out the old leaven, 4) Don’t associate with
immoral people, 5) Don’t keep company with anyone who calls himself a
brother and is sexually immoral, greedy, a swindler, drunkard,
slanderous, 6) Expel him
4.
Leaven (yeast)
5.
To avoid all immoral
people one would have to leave the world
6.
God
I Corinthians Chapter 6
1.
Saints will judge the
world. We shall judge angels
2.
Some wise man among them
3.
Take the wrong and
suffering
4.
Unrighteous, fornicators,
idolaters, adulterers, effeminate, abusers of themselves with mankind,
thieves, covetous, drunkards, revilers, extortioners
5.
Some in the Corinthian
church were in the past involved in the categories mentioned in verses
9-10
6.
It may not be expedient
(beneficial)
7.
For the Lord
8.
Flee fornication
9.
You are bought with a
price
1.
To avoid fornication
2.
Otherwise Satan could
tempt the other partner
3.
To marry
4.
Remain unmarried or else
be reconciled to her husband
5.
Don’t divorce the spouse
6.
For the sake of the
children
7.
It provides an opportunity
for the unsaved spouse to be saved
8.
Don’t always be jumping
from one situation to another
9.
Distress (crisis)
10.
The single person can have
single devotion serving the Lord without having to care for the things
of the world in order to please the spouse
11.
She is at liberty to be
married to anyone she wishes, but he must belong to the Lord
1.
Pride
2.
Edifies (builds up)
3.
They are nothing
4.
There is one God, the
Father, of whom are all things
5.
Their conscience being
weak is defiled
6.
Neither
7.
Stumbling block
8.
Sin against Christ
9.
If what he ate caused a
brother to fall into sin, he would never eat meat again
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I Corinthians
Chapter 9
1.
Freedom, personally saw
Jesus, his converts in the Corinthian church
2.
To eat and drink, to
marry, to forbear working
3.
1) Soldier gets paid, 2)
Planter of vineyard eats grapes, 3) Leader of flock drinks milk, 4) Ox
eats corn, 5) Those that plow, plow in hope, 6) Those that thresh share
in the harvest
4.
His concern about
hindering the gospel or abusing his power
5.
That he might gain more
for the sake of the gospel and share the blessings
6.
To the Jews he became as a Jew, To those under the law he became
like one under the law, To those not having the law he became like one
not having the law, To the weak he became weak
7.
A race (track) and a fight
(boxing)
8.
So after he had preached
to others, he himself would not be a castaway (disqualified)
I Corinthians Chapter 10
1.
Under the cloud passed
through the sea, baptized unto Moses in the cloud and in the sea, ate
spiritual meat, drank spiritual drink
2.
God was not pleased
3.
1) Lust, 2) Idolatry, 3) Fornication, 4) Tempted Christ, 5)
Murmuring
4.
For our example and
admonition
5.
You, too, could fall
6.
You to be tempted beyond
what you can bear
7.
Idolatry, fornication, the love of money, youthful lusts
8.
Devils
9.
Jealousy
10.
Expedient (beneficial) or
edifying (constructive)
11.
That which is sold in the meat market and what is set before you
at a meal
12.
When we are told that the
food has been offered to idols
13.
For the glory of God and
for the good of others especially their salvation
I Corinthians
Chapter 11
1.
Paul as he followed Christ
2.
God—Christ—man—woman
3.
It dishonors his head
4.
Dishonors her head
5.
To be shorn or shaven
6.
He is the image and glory
of God
7.
Power on her head because
of the angels, it is comely, and it is given her for a covering
8.
The woman is not
independent of the man, nor is man independent of woman
9.
Nature
10.
Shaven, shorn, long
11.
Divisions
12.
In partaking some remained
hungry and others got drunk
13.
In remembrance of Jesus
14.
No certain frequency as long as it is showing forth the Lord’s
death
15.
When a person takes it
unworthily
16.
Guilt, damnation,
weakness, sickness and even death
17.
Examine and judge
ourselves before taking the Lord’s supper. Satisfy your hunger at home
and not at the Lord’s supper
I Corinthians
Chapter 12
1.
So they would not be
ignorant
2.
The Holy Ghost
3.
Spirit
4.
To profit withal (for the
common good)
5.
1) Word of wisdom, 2) Word
of knowledge, 3) Faith, 4) Gifts of healing, 5) Working of miracles, 6)
Prophecy, 7) Discerning of spirits, 8) Divers kinds of tongues, 9)
Interpretation of tongues
6.
Human body
7.
Members (parts)
8.
Independence, superiority
9.
Division
10.
Apostles, prophets,
teachers, miracles, gifts of healing, helps, governments, diversities of
tongues
11.
Desire them
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I Corinthians Chapter 13
1.
Love (charity)
2.
Speak with tongues, gift
of prophecy, understand all mysteries, all knowledge, faith to move
mountains, bestow all goods to feed the poor, give body to be burned
3.
Suffers long, is kind, rejoices in truth, bears all things, hopes
all things, endures all things
4.
Envy, vaunt itself, puffed
up, behave unseemly, self seeking, easily provoked, think evil, rejoice
in iniquity, fail
5.
Charity never fails, but
prophecies, tongues and knowledge shall pass away
6.
Seeing through a glass
darkly
7.
Faith, hope and charity.
The greatest of these is charity.
1.
Prophesy speaks to men to
edify, exhort and comfort
2.
There is an interpretation
of the tongues
3.
Flute, harp, trumpet
4.
The air
5.
To edify
6.
The interpretation
7.
With the spirit and with
the understanding
8.
Amen
9.
He wishes they all spoke
with tongues and he thanked God that he did. Also he said “forbid not to
speak with tongues.”
10.
Words in an unknown tongue
11.
Isaiah 28:11
12.
They are mad (out of their
mind)
13.
He is convinced and judged
when the secrets of his heart are made manifest, he will fall down and
worship God and recognize truth
14.
Edifying
15.
Three
16.
Yes
17.
The spirits of the prophets are subject to the prophets
18.
Confusion (disorder)
19.
Your women (wives)
20.
Decently and in order
I Corinthians Chapter 15
1.
Christ died for our sins,
was buried and rose again
2.
To Cephas, the twelve,
five hundred, James, all the apostles, and Paul
3.
Because he persecuted the
church
4.
More abundantly (worked
harder)
5.
How say some among you
that there is no resurrection of the dead? How are the dead raised With
what body will they come?
6.
Christ is not risen
7.
Our preaching and faith is
vain. We are still in our sins. Those dead in Christ are perished. We
are most miserable. Our baptism is worthless, risking our life is
foolish
8.
The first fruits of them
who died
9.
Be subject to him that put
all things under him
10.
Be gone
11.
Just like the grown plant is different from the seed, the
resurrected body will be different from the body that dies
12.
Man, animals, birds, fish
13.
Sun, moon, stars
14.
Earthly bodies are corruptible, dishonorable, weak, and natural.
Resurrected bodies are incorruptible, glorified, powerful and spiritual
15.
First man a living soul,
last Adam a quickening spirit
16.
Flesh and blood
17.
All will be changed
18.
Corruptible will put on
incorruption. Mortal will put on immortality
19.
It will be swallowed up in victory
20.
God, through our Lord
Jesus Christ
21.
Be stedfast, unmoveable,
always abounding in the work of the Lord
I Corinthians Chapter 16
1.
An offering for Jerusalem
2.
Spend the winter with the
church at Corinth
3.
Waiting for Pentecost
4.
See that he has nothing to
fear, accept his work, don’t despise him, then send him in peace to Paul
5.
For him to go to Corinth
6.
Watch ye (be on guard),
Quit like men (be men of courage), Be strong, Do everything with charity
(in love)
7.
They have addicted
themselves to the ministry of the saints
8.
That which was lacking,
they have supplied
9.
Churches of Asia, Aquila and Priscilla, the church
that met in their house
10.
If anyone does not love the Lord, let him be cursed, The grace of
the Lord Jesus be with you, My love be with all of you in Christ Jesus
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II
Corinthians Chapter 1
1.
The Father of mercies,
the God of all comfort
2.
That we may be able to
comfort them which are in trouble by the comfort which we ourselves are
comforted of God
3.
For their consolation and
salvation
4.
Pressed out of measure,
above strength, despair even of life
5.
God delivered, does
deliver and will deliver
6.
Simplicity and godly
sincerity
7.
Yea (true) and Amen (so
be it)
8.
He establishes, anoints
and seals us and has given us the earnest of the Spirit
9.
To spare them
II Corinthians Chapter 2
1.
In heaviness
2.
Affliction, anguish, tears
3.
Forgive, comfort and love him
4.
Of Satan’s devices
5.
He left Troas where a door was opened to preach
6.
A sweet savour of Christ
7.
With sincerity
II
Corinthians Chapter 3
1.
The Corinthian church
2.
With the Spirit of the living God in fleshly tables of the heart
3.
God
4.
Ministration of death compared to spirit, ministration of
condemnation compared to righteousness, done away compared to remaining
5.
To keep the Israelites from looking at his radiant face
6.
Done away in Christ
7.
It is upon the hearts of the children of Israel and their minds
are made dull
8.
Liberty
9.
With open (unveiled) face
II Corinthians
Chapter 4
1.
Without dishonesty, craftiness, or deceit, instead manifesting
the truth
2.
It is hid to them that are lost
3.
The god of this world has blinded their minds
4.
Christ Jesus the Lord
5.
The knowledge of the glory of God in the fact of Jesus Christ
6.
Troubles, perplexity, persecution, casting down, death working in
him
7.
1) raise us up also and 2) present us
8.
Renewed
9.
Because he realized they were but for a moment working for us a
far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory
10.
Temporal things are seen but eternal things are not seen
II Corinthians
Chapter 5
1.
The hope of having a new eternal body in the heavens
2.
While in our earthly body we are absent from the Lord, but when
absent from the body we will be in the presence of the Lord
3.
By faith and not by sight
4.
All
5.
Knowing the terror of the Lord
6.
They glory in appearance and not in heart
7.
The love of Christ
8.
Unto him (Jesus) who died for us and rose again
9.
A new creature
10.
Reconciliation
11.
Ambassador for Christ
12.
That we may be made the righteousness of God
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II Corinthians Chapter 6
1.
In vain
2.
Now
3.
That the ministry be not
blamed
4.
Afflictions,
imprisonments, tumults, labors, stripes
5.
Pureness, knowledge,
longsuffering, kindness, love
6.
Evil report, deceit
7.
He opened his heart to
them but they did not reciprocate
8.
Righteousness versus
wickedness, light with darkness, Christ and Belial, temple of God versus
idols
9.
God will receive them,
God will be a Father to them and they shall be his children
II Corinthians Chapter 7
1.
Filthiness of the flesh and spirit
2.
Holiness
3.
Wronging any man, Corrupting any man, Defrauding any man
(exploiting)
4.
Our flesh had no rest. We were troubled on every side, without
were fighting, within were fears
5.
By the coming of Titus and by the comfort that the Corinthians
had given him
6.
Caused the person to repent
7.
Godly sorrow and worldly sorrow
8.
It showed Paul’s care for them
9.
His spirit was refreshed by them, Their obedience, How with fear
and trembling they received him
II Corinthians
Chapter 8
1.
Out of their most sever trial, their overflowing joy, and their
extreme poverty they gave with rich generosity
2.
They were willing to give beyond their ability
3.
Their own selves first
4.
In the grace of giving
5.
Our Lord Jesus Christ
6.
Finish the work of giving that they had started the year before
7.
According to what one has and not according to what he does not
have
8.
At the present your plenty will supply what they need, so that in
turn their plenty will supply what you need
9.
Titus initiated the gift, he had the same concern for the
Corinthians as Paul did and he was Paul’s partner and fellow-helper
10.
He was praised by all the churches and chosen to travel with Paul
in administering the offering. He often proved his diligence
11.
He wanted to avoid blame by being honest not only in the sight of
the Lord, but also in the sight of men
12.
Their love and the reason Paul was proud of them
II Corinthians Chapter 9
1.
So that when he came with representatives from Macedonia, he
would not find that his boasting of their generosity would be in vain.
He wanted them to take up the offering before he got there.
2.
Sow sparingly, reap sparingly, Sow bountifully, reap bountifully
3.
Cheerfulness
4.
Multiply their seed sown and increase the fruits of their
righteousness
5.
To supply needs and to say thanks to God
6.
To your obedience and will pray for you
7.
Unspeakable
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II Corinthians Chapter 10
1.
They are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down
of strongholds
2.
Imaginations and every high thing that exalts itself against the
knowledge of God
3.
Every thought
4.
For edification and not for destruction
5.
That the letters were powerful but his bodily presence is weak
and his speech contemptible
6.
Such as he was in word by letter when absent, he would be also in
deed when present
7.
We should not compare ourselves to ourselves but instead measure
ourselves by the measure that God has given us
8.
He did not want to boast about work done already in another man’s
territory
9.
In the Lord
10.
One who is commended by the Lord and not he that commends himself
II Corinthians Chapter 11
1.
He promised them to one husband, Jesus Christ, to present them as
a chaste virgin to him
2.
That they would be corrupted and beguiled from the simplicity
that is in Christ and that they would receive another spirit and gospel
3.
Not a bit
4.
Those from Macedonia
5.
To keep from being burdensome and to cut off any criticism
6.
False apostles, deceitful workers, who transformed themselves
into the apostles of Christ
7.
Enslave, exploit and take advantage of them even slapping them on
the face
8.
Hebrew, Israelite, seed of Abraham, minister of Christ
9.
Labors, stripes, imprisonment, beaten with rods, stoned,
shipwrecked, hunger, thirst, fasting, cold, nakedness
10.
The care of all the churches
11.
Of the things that showed his weaknesses (infirmities)
12.
It was when Aretas, the king, kept the city guarded in order to
arrest Paul that he was lowered in a basket from a window in the wall
and escaped
II Corinthians Chapter 12
1.
An experience of being caught up into the third heaven (paradise)
and hearing unspeakable words
2.
Lest anyone would think more highly of him than they should. Also
that the power of Christ would rest on him
3.
Lest he become exalted (conceited)
4.
My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in
weakness
5.
In nothing was he inferior to the chiefest of apostles
6.
They did not support Paul financially
7.
He sought them rather than their possessions
8.
Titus or the brother
9.
For their edifying
10.
That there would be debates, envyings, wraths, backbitings,
whisperings, swellings (arrogance) and tumults. And that when he came he
would be humbled because many had not repented of the impurity, sexual
sin and debauchery they were involved with
II Corinthians
Chapter 13
1.
He gave them a warning that on his return he would not spare
those who sinned earlier
2.
Paul would be weak like Christ was when crucified, that he could
live with Christ by the power of God
3.
Examine themselves to see whether they were in the faith
4.
That they do no evil and be honest
5.
For edification and not destruction., For building up and not
tearing down
6.
Be perfect, be of good comfort, be on one mind, live in peace
7.
Grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, Love of God, Communion of the Holy
Ghost
