The life and work of St. Paul

Aristarohns Speech of the Recorder Farewell to the Church at Ephesus
Present Condition of Ephesus . . . ...
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CHAFFER XXXII. FIEST LSTTBB TO THE CHTJBOH AT COBIKTH.
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DifBculties of Converts from Heathenism Letter from Corinth Various En.
qniries Disputes in the Church Apollos' Party Petrine Party The
Judaic Teacher Disorderly Scenes in Church Assemblies The Agapso
Desecration of the Encharistio Feast Condonation of the Notorious
Offender Steps taken by St. Paul Sends Titna to Corinth Dictates to
Sosthenes a letter to the Corinthians Topics of Letter Greeting Thanksgivings
Party-spirit True and False Wisdom Sentence on the Notorious
Offender Christ our Passover Christian and Heathen Judges Lawful
and Unlawful Meats Marriage Celibacy Widows Divorce Meats
offered to Idols Digression on his Personal Self-abnegation, and Inference
from it Covering the Head Disorder at the Lord's Supper Glossolalia
Charity Rules about Preaching The Resurrection Practical Directions
Salutations Benediction ... ... 376
CHAPTER XXXIII. SECOND LBTTKB TO THB CHURCH AT OOBINTH.
Anxiety of St.Paul Short Stay at Troas Meeting with Titus Effect of First
Letter on the Corinthians Personal Opposition to his Authority Return
of Titus to Corinth Trials in Macedonia Characteristics of the Epistle
Greeting Tribulation and Consolation Self-defence Explanations Metaphors
Ministry of the New Covenant Eloquent Appeals Liberality of
the Churches of Macedonia Exhortation to Liberality Sudden change of
Tone Indignant Apology Mingled Irony and Appeal False Apostles
Unrecorded Trials of his Life Vision at his Conversion Proofs of the
Genuineness of his Ministry Salutation Benediction .... 401
CHAPTER XXXIV. SECOND VISIT TO COBINTH.
Second Sojourn in Macedonia Brief Notice by St. Luke Ulyricum the furthest
point of his Missionary Journey Institution of the Offertory His Fellow
Travellers in the Journey to Corinth His Associates at Corinth Condition
of the Church Two Epistles written at Corinth 420
CHAPTER XXXV. IMPOBTANCB OF THE EPISTLB TO THB GALATIANS.
Judaising Opponents among the Galatian Converts Galatian Fickleness
Arguments against St. Paul Circumcision the Battle-ground Christian
Liberty at Stake Instances of Proselytes to Circumcision among the
Heathen Royal Families Courage and Passion of St. Paul's Argument
The Epistle to the Galatians, the Manifesto of Freedom from the Yoke
of Judaism 425
CHAPTER XXXVI. THB EPISTLB TO THB GALATIAHS.
Brief Greeting Indignant Outburst Vindication of his Apostolic Authority
Retrospect Slight Intercourse with the Apostles Co-ordinate Position
Eephas at Antioch Second Outburst Purpose of the Law Its Relation
to the Gospel Boldness of his Arguments Justification by Faith Allegory
of Sarah and Hagar Bondage to the Law Freedom in Christ
Lusts of the Flesh Fruits of the Spirit Practical Exhortations Autograph
Conclusion Contemplates another Visit to Jerusalem, and a Letter
to Rome . . . . .^' ,431
CHAPTER XXXVII. THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS, AND THB
THEOLOGY or ST. PAUL.
The Jews at Rome Numbers of the Christian Converts Christianity Introduced
into Rome Not by St. Peter Was the Church mainly Jewish or
Gentile? Solution of Apparent Contradictions Note on the Sixteenth
Chapter Probably Part of a Letter to Ephesus Main Object of ths