David W. J. Gill
Introduction to the Letter (1:1–3)
Loyalties and Divisions (1:10–17)
Paul’s Arrival at Corinth (2:1–5)
God’s Wisdom and Human Wisdom (2:6–16)
Spiritual or Worldly Members of the Church (3:1–4)
Images of Christian Ministry and the Church (3:5–17)
Paul as Founder and Father (4:14–17)
Immorality and the Church’s Response (5:1–8)
Limiting Associations (5:9–13)
Civil Litigation in Corinth (6:1–11)
Sexual Abstinence, Singleness, and Marriage (7:1–16)
Status and Calling in the Secular World (7:17–24)
Between Betrothal and Consummation (7:25–40)
Food Sacrificed to Idols (8:1–13)
Eating Food Offered to Idols in the Idol Temple (10:1–22)
Eating Food Offered to Idols in Private Gatherings (10:23–11:1)
Divisions at the Lord’s Supper (11:17–34)
Now About Spiritual Gifts (12:1–13)
The Body of the Church (12:14–31)
The Priority of Relationships over Achievements (13:1–13)
Functioning in the Secular and Christian Ekklēsia (14:1–25)
Ordering Corporate Worship (14:26–40)
The Issue About the Collection for God’s People (16:1–4)
Timothy’s Planned Visit (16:10–11)
Apollos and the Appointment of Leaders in the Church (16:12–18)
Greetings and Salutations (16:19–21)
Cursings and Blessings (16:22–24)
Moyer Hubbard
Greeting and Opening Blessing (1:1–7)
Paul’s Change of Plans (1:8–2:13)
Ministers of the New Covenant (2:14–3:6)
The Transforming Glory of the New Covenant (3:7–18)
Glorious Treasure in Jars of Clay (4:1–18)
Paul’s Ministry of Reconciliation (5:11–6:2)
The Temple of God and the Temple of Idols (6:14–7:1)
Paul’s Joyful Reunion with Titus (7:2–16)
Remembering the Poor (8:1–9:15)
Paul Defends His Ministry (10:1–18)
Paul’s “Foolish” Boasting (11:1–12:13)