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This site made Corinth a crossroads for trade by land, north and south, as well as by sea, east and west. It stood just southwest of the Isthmus of Corinth, which was the land bridge that connected Northern Greece and Southern Greece (the Peloponnesus). The ancient city of Corinth enjoyed an ideal situation as a commercial center. In Paul's day it was a Roman colony, the capital of the province of Achaia, and 'the fourth perhaps in size in the empire.' The population consisted of Roman citizens who had migrated from Italy, native Greeks, Jews (Acts 18:4), and other people from various places who chose to settle there. Final greetings and benediction 16:19-24Д¬orinth had a long history that stretched back into the Bronze Age (before 1200 B.C.). The travel plans of Paul and his fellow apostles 16:5-12

The collection for the Jerusalem believers 16:1-12 The assurance of victory over death 15:50-58 The need for varieties of spiritual gifts 12:4-31 Spiritual gifts and spiritual people chs. The priority of love over knowledge in Christian conduct ch. Advice to the married or formerly married 7:1-16 The Corinthians' relationship with Paul ch. Human wisdom and limited blessing 3:18-23 The Spirit's ministry of revealing God's wisdom 2:6-16 The gospel as a contradiction to human wisdom 1:18-2:5

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