Theological Wisdom and the “Word About the Cross”: The Rhetorical Scheme in I Corinthians 1–4

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 44 (2):117-131 (1990)
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Aware of the party strife that plagued the church at Corinth, Paul addresses it briefly and then begins a discourse on wisdom that seems unrelated to the problem of parties—but perhaps not so unrelated after all

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