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\v 4 I thank my God every day for you because of the many costly gifts that Christ Jesus has given to you, because he loves you.
\v 4 I thank my God every day for you because of the many costly gifts that Christ Jesus has given to you because he loves you.
\v 5 Christ has given you so many things. He helped you in all your speaking and in all your knowledge.
\v 6 You yourselves are the proof that these statements about Christ are true.
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\v 22 The Jews wanted public displays of miraculous power before they would follow anyone. The Greeks looked for wisdom through new and fresh ways of thinking about spiritual ideas.
\v 23 But we proclaim a message about Christ, who died on a cross. For the Jews this message about the cross of Christ is something they cannot receive, because death on a cross brings a curse with it. To the Gentiles it is too foolish to deserve their attention.
\v 23 But we proclaim a message about Christ, who died on a cross. For the Jews this message about the cross of Christ is something they cannot receive because death on a cross brings a curse with it. To the Gentiles it is too foolish to deserve their attention.
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\v 24 But for us, we whom God called so we can know him, that message shows that God acted powerfully and wisely by sending Christ to die for us. The good news is not tied to any race or philosophy; in Christ there is no distinction between Jews and all the other nations and races on earth.
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\v 16 Surely you know that you are the dwelling place where God lives, that you are his temple. Surely you know that the Spirit of God lives inside you.
\v 17 God promises that he will destroy anyone who attempts to destroy his temple. This is because his temple belongs to him alone. And he protects you by the same promise, because you are now his temple and you belong to him alone!
\v 17 God promises that he will destroy anyone who attempts to destroy his temple. This is because his temple belongs to him alone. And he protects you by the same promise because you are now his temple and you belong to him alone!
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\v 1 A person should consider us as servants of Christ and as those to whom God entrusted the hidden truths in the good news.
\v 2 We must faithfully do the work that God has given us to do, because he trusts us to do it.
\v 2 We must faithfully do the work that God has given us to do because he trusts us to do it.
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\v 3 If a human being or even a court of law judges my life, I think little about it. I do not consider it worthwhile to judge myself.
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\v 12 Some say this: "I am free to do anything I want, because I am joined to Christ." Yes, but because something is permitted does not mean it is good for me. "I am free to do anything I want"—but I will not allow anything to become my master.
\v 12 Some say this: "I am free to do anything I want because I am joined to Christ." Yes, but because something is permitted does not mean it is good for me. "I am free to do anything I want"—but I will not allow anything to become my master.
\v 13 People also say, "Food is made for a person's body to digest, and a person's body is made to digest food"—but God will soon do away with both food and the body's normal functions. Of course, they are really talking about sleeping with people. However, God did not make our bodies so we could be sexually immoral. But the body is to serve the Lord, and the Lord will provide for the body.
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\v 12 And I have this to say—and this is my advice, not the Lord's command—to you who have a wife who is not a believer: If she is content to stay with you, do not divorce her.
\v 13 And if you are a woman with a husband who does not believe, and if he is content to stay with you, do not divorce him.
\v 14 The unbelieving husband is set apart in a special way because the wife trusts in God. It is the same for an unbelieving woman with a husband who trusts in God. It is the same for your children: They are set apart in a special way to God, because one parent believes in Christ.
\v 14 The unbelieving husband is set apart in a special way because the wife trusts in God. It is the same for an unbelieving woman with a husband who trusts in God. It is the same for your children: They are set apart in a special way to God because one parent believes in Christ.
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\v 25 Regarding the question about those who have never married, I will give my views, but I have no specific commandment from the Lord on this question. But you can have confidence in my reply, because God has been kind to me and enabled me to be someone whom people can trust.
\v 25 Regarding the question about those who have never married, I will give my views, but I have no specific commandment from the Lord on this question. But you can have confidence in my reply because God has been kind to me and enabled me to be someone whom people can trust.
\v 26 Therefore, because of the difficult times that seem to be coming upon us all, I think it is good for you to remain as you were when God called you.
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\v 29 This is what I mean about the time in which we are living, brothers and sisters: We have a short amount of time left. From now on those who are married will have to live as though they were not married because of all the trouble that is coming.
\v 29 This is what I mean about the time in which we are living, brothers and sisters: We have a short amount of time left. From now on those who are married will have to live as though they were not married, because of all the trouble that is coming.
\v 30 Those who are filled with grief should not cry. Those who are rejoicing over some wonderful event should have no joy on their faces. Those who have spent money to buy something should take no delight in it; they should live as if they owned nothing.
\v 31 And those who deal with the things of the world should not involve themselves completely with them. For this world system is about to crumble into nothing.
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\v 11 Now these things happened to our ancestors; they were written so we could learn from them—we who are living very close to when the world will end.
\v 12 And so the lesson is this: If you think you are strong and are standing strong, be very careful, because this is just when you may fall.
\v 12 And so the lesson is this: If you think you are strong and are standing strong, be very careful because this is just when you may fall.
\v 13 Every temptation you have fought against is shared by us all, but God has given us his promise and he will not permit the temptation to be greater than your ability to fight against the sin. When the temptation comes, God will provide a way for you to get away from it, so that you may endure the temptation to sin.
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\v 31 My brothers and sisters, I am so proud of you; you are like my possessions that I show off to Christ Jesus our Lord. Every day I am in danger of dying!
\v 32 If God will not raise the dead, then I fought with those wild animals at Ephesus for nothing. What the poets wrote would in that case be true: "Let us eat food and drink wine today, because we will die tomorrow."
\v 32 If God will not raise the dead, then I fought with those wild animals at Ephesus for nothing. What the poets wrote would in that case be true: "Let us eat food and drink wine today because we will die tomorrow."
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\v 33 Do not be tricked: "If you have bad friends, you will not care to live any longer in the right way."
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\v 7 I do not want to see you for only a short time. I hope that the Lord will allow me to spend enough time together that we can help each other.
\v 8 I want to stay in Ephesus until the Festival of Pentecost,
\v 9 because the Lord has opened a door for me there, although there are still many who oppose us.
\v 8 I want to stay in Ephesus until the Festival of Pentecost
\v 9 because the Lord has opened a door for me there although there are still many who oppose us.
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\v 16 obey people like them who help in the work and who work hard with us.
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\v 17 I was glad when Stephanas, Fortunatus, and Achaicus arrived here from Corinth, because they made up for the fact that you were not here.
\v 17 I was glad when Stephanas, Fortunatus, and Achaicus arrived here from Corinth because they made up for the fact that you were not here.
\v 18 They encouraged and helped me in my spirit, and they helped you as well. Tell others about how much they helped you.
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