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… Corinthian believers, there were those who had given up some of the fundamental features of their faith. Some had gone so far as to deny the doctrine of the …

… . The believers could not explain their disappointment; yet they felt assured that God had led them in their past experience.

… . The believers could not explain their disappointment; yet they felt assured that God had led them in their past experience.

… scholars who had no conviction about the near advent of Christ saw no flaw in the reckoning of the prophecy. Ardently the believers had proclaimed what they …

… the believers at a time of peculiar trial to the church. Many had already become partakers of Christ's sufferings, and soon the church was to undergo a period …

… those who had not heard it, they were in danger of taking a course that would lead all to be satisfied with what had been accomplished. To scatter His representatives …

… Saviour had indeed fallen on the disciples, and their work was accompanied by signs and miracles that daily increased the number of believers. Along the …

… with believers in seeking the pearl of great price. Some who had been the bitterest opponents of the gospel became its champions. The prophecy was fulfilled …

… , had testified that the message was of Heaven. And though the believers could not explain their disappointment, they felt assured that God had led them …

… those who had been respected and loved as leaders, left a most painful impression on the minds of the Gentile believers. The church was threatened with division …