1 Corinthians
King James Version (KJV)
Strife And Division, Arguments Of A Fleshly Mind
1 Corinthians 3:3 KJV
1 Corinthians Chapter 3
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Strife Arises Between Abram's Herdsmen And Those Of Lot Moses Reminds Them Of The Golden Calf Moses Exhorts Them To Obedience, Reminding Of The Works They Had Seen He Puts The Two Tribes And A Half In Mind Of Their Promise To Moses Provoked By Nabal's Rudeness, He Minds To Destroy Him Johanan Rescues The Captives, And Is Minded To Flee Into Egypt Shows How Worldly Minded Men Shall Be Shut Out Of Heaven Reproves The People Flocking After Him, And All The Fleshly Hearers Of His Word After His Ascension They Are Warned By Two Angels To Depart, And To Set Their Minds Upon His Second Coming Strife And Division, Arguments Of A Fleshly Mind Paul Exhorts Them To Unity, And To All Humbleness Of Mind, By The Example Of Christ's Humility He Exhorts Them To Be Thus Minded Thessalonians Are Told Both How Mindful Of Them Paul Was In Thanksgiving, And Prayer Truly Wise Are Mild And Peaceable, Without Envy And Strife Whereof He Is Careful To Remind Them, Knowing That His Death Is At Hand Reminders Of God's Grace; The Golden Calf Better Is A Dry Morsel With Quietness, Than A House Full Of Feasting With Strife.