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{\MT THE FIRST EPISTLE OF PAUL THE APOSTLE TO THE CORINTHIANS

\par }\ChapOne{1}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Paul,
called
{\ADD{to be}} an
apostle of
Jesus
Christ
through the
will of
God,
and
Sosthenes
{\ADD{our}}
brother,
\VS{2}Unto the
church of
God which
is
at
Corinth, to them that are
sanctified
in
Christ
Jesus,
called
{\ADD{to be}}
saints,
with
all that
in
every
place call
upon the
name of
Jesus
Christ
our
Lord,
both
theirs
and
ours:
\VS{3}Grace
{\ADD{be}} unto
you,
and
peace,
from
God
our
Father,
and
{\ADD{from}} the
Lord
Jesus
Christ.
\par }{\PP \VS{4}I
thank
my
God
always
on
your
behalf,
for the
grace of
God which
is
given
you
by
Jesus
Christ;
\VS{5}That
in every
thing ye are
enriched
by
him,
in
all
utterance,
and
{\ADD{in}}
all
knowledge;
\VS{6}Even
as the
testimony of
Christ was
confirmed
in
you:
\VS{7}So
that
ye come
behind
in
no
gift; waiting
for the
coming of
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ:
\VS{8}Who
shall
also
confirm
you
unto the
end,
{\ADD{that ye may be}}
blameless
in the
day of
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ.
\VS{9}God
{\ADD{is}}
faithful,
by
whom ye were
called
unto the
fellowship of
his
Son
Jesus
Christ
our
Lord.
\par }{\PP \VS{10}Now I
beseech
you,
brethren,
by the
name of
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
that
ye
all
speak the same
thing,
and
{\ADD{that}} there
be
no
divisions
among
you;
but
{\ADD{that}} ye
be perfectly joined
together
in the
same
mind
and
in the
same
judgment.
\VS{11}For it hath been
declared unto
me
of
you,
my
brethren,
by
them
{\ADD{which are of the house}} of
Chloe,
that there
are
contentions
among
you.
\VS{12}Now
this I
say,
that every
one of
you
saith,
I
am of
Paul;
and
I of
Apollos;
and
I of
Cephas;
and
I of
Christ.
\VS{13}Is
Christ
divided?
was
Paul
crucified
for
you?
or were ye
baptized
in the
name of
Paul?
\VS{14}I
thank
God
that I
baptized
none of
you,
but
Crispus
and
Gaius;
\VS{15}Lest
any should
say
that I had
baptized
in mine
own
name.
\VS{16}And I
baptized
also the
household of
Stephanas:
besides, I
know
not
whether I
baptized
any
other.
\VS{17}For
Christ
sent
me
not to
baptize,
but to preach the
gospel:
not
with
wisdom of
words,
lest the
cross of
Christ should be made of none
effect.
\par }{\PP \VS{18}For the
preaching of the
cross
is to
them that
perish
foolishness;
but unto
us which are
saved it
is the
power of
God.
\VS{19}For it is
written, I will
destroy the
wisdom of the
wise,
and will bring to
nothing the
understanding of the
prudent.
\VS{20}Where
{\ADD{is}} the
wise?
where
{\ADD{is}} the
scribe?
where
{\ADD{is}} the
disputer of
this
world? hath
not
God made
foolish the
wisdom of
this
world?
\VS{21}For after
that
in the
wisdom of
God the
world
by
wisdom
knew
not
God, it
pleased
God
by the
foolishness of
preaching to
save
them that
believe.
\VS{22}For the
Jews
require a
sign,
and the
Greeks
seek after
wisdom:
\VS{23}But
we
preach
Christ
crucified, unto the
Jews a
stumblingblock,
and unto the
Greeks
foolishness;
\VS{24}But unto
them
which are
called,
both
Jews
and
Greeks,
Christ the
power of
God,
and the
wisdom of
God.
\VS{25}Because the
foolishness of
God
is
wiser than
men;
and the
weakness of
God
is
stronger than
men.
\VS{26}For ye
see
your
calling,
brethren, how
that
not
many wise
men
after the
flesh,
not
many
mighty,
not
many
noble,
{\ADD{are called}}:
\VS{27}But
God hath
chosen the foolish
things of the
world
to
confound the
wise;
and
God hath
chosen the weak
things of the
world
to
confound the
things which are
mighty;
\VS{28}And base
things of the
world,
and
things which are
despised,
hath
God
chosen,
{\ADD{yea}},
and
things which
are
not,
to bring to
nought
things that
are:
\VS{29}That
no
flesh should
glory
in
his
presence.
\VS{30}But
of
him
are
ye
in
Christ
Jesus,
who
of
God is
made unto
us
wisdom,
and
righteousness,
and
sanctification,
and
redemption:
\VS{31}That, according
as it is
written,
He that
glorieth, let him
glory
in the
Lord.

\par }\Chap{2}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
I,
brethren, when I
came
to
you,
came
not
with
excellency of
speech
or of
wisdom,
declaring unto
you the
testimony of
God.
\VS{2}For I
determined
not to
know any
thing
among
you,
save
Jesus
Christ,
and
him
crucified.
\VS{3}And
I
was
with
you
in
weakness,
and
in
fear,
and
in
much
trembling.
\VS{4}And
my
speech
and
my
preaching
{\ADD{was}}
not
with
enticing
words of
man’s
wisdom,
but
in
demonstration of the
Spirit
and of
power:
\VS{5}That
your
faith should
not
stand
in the
wisdom of
men,
but
in the
power of
God.
\VS{6}Howbeit we
speak
wisdom
among
them that are
perfect:
yet
not the
wisdom of
this
world,
nor of the
princes of
this
world,
that come to
nought:
\VS{7}But we
speak the
wisdom of
God
in a
mystery,
{\ADD{even}} the
hidden
{\ADD{wisdom}},
which
God
ordained
before the
world
unto
our
glory:
\VS{8}Which
none of the
princes of
this
world
knew:
for
had they
known
{\ADD{it}}, they
would
not
have
crucified the
Lord of
glory.
\VS{9}But
as it is
written,
Eye
hath
not
seen,
nor
ear
heard,
neither have
entered
into the
heart of
man, the things
which
God hath
prepared for
them that
love
him.
\VS{10}But
God hath
revealed
{\ADD{them}} unto
us
by
his
Spirit:
for the
Spirit
searcheth all
things,
yea, the deep
things of
God.
\VS{11}For
what
man
knoweth the
things of a
man,
save the
spirit of
man which
is
in
him?
even
so the
things of
God
knoweth no
man,
but the
Spirit of
God.
\VS{12}Now
we have
received,
not the
spirit of the
world,
but the
spirit which
is
of
God;
that we might
know the things
that are freely
given to
us
of
God.
\VS{13}Which
things
also we
speak,
not
in the
words which
man’s
wisdom
teacheth,
but
which the
Holy
Ghost
teacheth;
comparing spiritual
things with
spiritual.
\VS{14}But the
natural
man
receiveth
not the
things of the
Spirit of
God:
for they
are
foolishness unto
him:
neither
can he
know
{\ADD{them}},
because they are
spiritually
discerned.
\VS{15}But he
that is
spiritual
judgeth all
things,
yet he
himself is
judged
of no
man.
\VS{16}For
who hath
known the
mind of the
Lord,
that he may
instruct
him?
But
we
have the
mind of
Christ.

\par }\Chap{3}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
I,
brethren,
could
not
speak unto
you
as unto
spiritual,
but
as unto
carnal,
{\ADD{even}}
as unto
babes
in
Christ.
\VS{2}I have
fed
you with
milk,
and
not with
meat:
for
hitherto ye were not
able
{\ADD{to bear it}},
neither
yet
now are ye
able.
\par }{\PP \VS{3}For ye
are
yet
carnal:
for
whereas
{\ADD{there is}}
among
you
envying,
and
strife,
and
divisions, are
ye
not
carnal,
and
walk
as
men?
\VS{4}For
while
one
saith,
I
am of
Paul;
and
another,
I
{\ADD{am}} of
Apollos; are
ye
not
carnal?
\VS{5}Who
then
is
Paul,
and
who
{\ADD{is}}
Apollos,
but
ministers
by
whom ye
believed,
even
as the
Lord gave
to every
man?
\VS{6}I have
planted,
Apollos
watered;
but
God gave the
increase.
\VS{7}So
then
neither is
he that
planteth any
thing,
neither he that
watereth;
but
God that giveth the
increase.
\VS{8}Now he
that
planteth
and he
that
watereth
are
one:
and every
man shall
receive his
own
reward according
to his
own
labour.
\VS{9}For we
are labourers
together with
God: ye
are
God’s
husbandry,
{\ADD{ye are}}
God’s
building.
\VS{10}According
to the
grace of
God
which is
given unto
me,
as a
wise
masterbuilder, I have
laid the
foundation,
and
another buildeth
thereon.
But
let every
man take
heed
how he buildeth
thereupon.
\VS{11}For
other
foundation
can no
man
lay
than that is
laid,
which
is
Jesus
Christ.
\VS{12}Now
if any
man
build
upon
this
foundation
gold,
silver,
precious
stones,
wood,
hay,
stubble;
\VS{13}Every
man’s
work shall be
made
manifest:
for the
day shall declare
it,
because it shall be
revealed
by
fire;
and the
fire shall
try every
man’s
work of what
sort it
is.
\VS{14}If any
man’s
work
abide
which he hath built
thereupon, he shall
receive a
reward.
\VS{15}If any
man’s
work shall be
burned, he shall suffer
loss:
but he
himself shall be
saved;
yet
so
as
by
fire.
\VS{16}Know
ye
not
that ye
are the
temple of
God,
and
{\ADD{that}} the
Spirit of
God
dwelleth
in
you?
\VS{17}If any
man
defile the
temple of
God,
him
shall
God
destroy;
for the
temple of
God
is
holy,
which
{\ADD{temple}}
ye
are.
\par }{\PP \VS{18}Let no
man
deceive
himself.
If any
man
among
you
seemeth to
be
wise
in
this
world, let him
become a
fool,
that he may
be
wise.
\VS{19}For the
wisdom of
this
world
is
foolishness
with
God.
For it is
written, He
taketh the
wise
in their
own
craftiness.
\VS{20}And
again, The
Lord
knoweth the
thoughts of the
wise,
that they
are
vain.
\VS{21}Therefore
let no
man
glory
in
men.
For all
things
are
yours;
\VS{22}Whether
Paul,
or
Apollos,
or
Cephas,
or the
world,
or
life,
or
death,
or things
present,
or things to
come;
all
are
yours;
\VS{23}And
ye are
Christ’s;
and
Christ
{\ADD{is}}
God’s.

\par }\Chap{4}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Let a
man
so
account of
us,
as of the
ministers of
Christ,
and
stewards of the
mysteries of
God.
\VS{2}Moreover it is
required
in
stewards,
that a
man be
found
faithful.
\VS{3}But with
me
it
is a very small
thing
that I should be
judged
of
you,
or
of
man’s
judgment:
yea, I
judge
not mine own
self.
\VS{4}For I
know
nothing by
myself;
yet am
I
not
hereby
justified:
but
he that
judgeth
me
is the
Lord.
\VS{5}Therefore
judge
nothing
before the
time,
until the
Lord
come,
who
both will bring to
light the hidden
things of
darkness,
and will make
manifest the
counsels of the
hearts:
and
then
shall every
man
have
praise
of
God.
\VS{6}And these
things,
brethren, I have in a figure
transferred
to
myself
and
{\ADD{to}}
Apollos
for your
sakes;
that ye might
learn
in
us
not to
think
{\ADD{of men}}
above that
which is
written,
that
no
one of you be puffed
up
for
one
against
another.
\VS{7}For
who
maketh
thee to
differ
{\ADD{from another}}?
and
what hast
thou
that thou
didst
not
receive?
now
if thou didst
receive
{\ADD{it}},
why dost thou
glory, as
if thou
hadst
not
received
{\ADD{it}}?
\VS{8}Now ye
are
full,
now ye are
rich, ye have reigned as
kings
without
us:
and I would to
God ye did
reign,
that
we
also might
reign with
you.
\VS{9}For I
think
that
God hath set
forth
us the
apostles
last, as it
were appointed to
death:
for we are
made a
spectacle unto the
world,
and to
angels,
and to
men.
\VS{10}We
{\ADD{are}}
fools
for
Christ’s sake,
but
ye
{\ADD{are}}
wise
in
Christ;
we
{\ADD{are}}
weak,
but
ye
{\ADD{are}}
strong;
ye
{\ADD{are}}
honourable,
but
we
{\ADD{are}}
despised.
\VS{11}Even
unto this
present
hour
we
both
hunger,
and
thirst,
and are
naked,
and are
buffeted,
and have no certain
dwellingplace;
\VS{12}And
labour,
working with our
own
hands: being
reviled, we
bless; being
persecuted, we suffer
it:
\VS{13}Being
defamed, we
intreat: we are
made
as the
filth of the
world,
{\ADD{and are}} the
offscouring of all
things
unto this
day.
\VS{14}I
write
not these
things to
shame
you,
but
as
my
beloved
sons I
warn
{\ADD{you}}.
\VS{15}For
though ye
have ten
thousand
instructers
in
Christ,
yet
{\ADD{have ye}}
not
many
fathers:
for
in
Christ
Jesus
I have
begotten
you
through the
gospel.
\VS{16}Wherefore I
beseech
you, be
ye
followers of
me.
\VS{17}For this
cause have I
sent unto
you
Timotheus,
who
is
my
beloved
son,
and
faithful
in the
Lord,
who shall
bring
you into
remembrance of
my
ways which
be
in
Christ,
as I
teach every
where
in
every
church.
\VS{18}Now
some are puffed
up, as
though
I
would
not
come
to
you.
\VS{19}But I will
come
to
you
shortly,
if the
Lord
will,
and will
know,
not the
speech of them
which are puffed
up,
but the
power.
\VS{20}For the
kingdom of
God
{\ADD{is}}
not
in
word,
but
in
power.
\VS{21}What will
ye? shall I
come
unto
you
with a
rod,
or
in
love,
and
{\ADD{in}} the
spirit of
meekness?

\par }\Chap{5}{\PP \VerseOne{1}It is
reported
commonly
{\ADD{that there is}}
fornication
among
you,
and
such
fornication as
is not so much
as
named
among the
Gentiles,
that
one should
have
his
father’s
wife.
\VS{2}And
ye
are puffed
up,
and
have
not
rather
mourned,
that he that hath
done
this
deed might be taken
away
from
among
you.
\VS{3}For
I
verily,
as
absent in
body,
but
present in
spirit, have
judged
already, as
though I were
present,
{\ADD{concerning}} him
that hath
so
done
this
deed,
\VS{4}In the
name of
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
when
ye are gathered
together,
and
my
spirit,
with the
power of
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
\VS{5}To
deliver such an
one unto
Satan
for the
destruction of the
flesh,
that the
spirit may be
saved
in the
day of the
Lord
Jesus.
\VS{6}Your
glorying
{\ADD{is}}
not
good. Know
ye
not
that a
little
leaven
leaveneth the
whole
lump?
\VS{7}Purge
out
therefore the
old
leaven,
that ye may
be a
new
lump,
as ye
are
unleavened.
For
even
Christ
our
passover is
sacrificed
for
us:
\VS{8}Therefore let us keep the
feast,
not
with
old
leaven,
neither
with the
leaven of
malice
and
wickedness;
but
with the
unleavened
{\ADD{bread}} of
sincerity
and
truth.
\VS{9}I
wrote unto
you
in an
epistle
not to
company with
fornicators:
\VS{10}Yet
not
altogether with the
fornicators of
this
world,
or with the
covetous,
or
extortioners,
or with
idolaters;
for
then must ye
needs go
out
of the
world.
\VS{11}But
now I have
written unto
you
not to keep
company,
if any
man that is
called a
brother
be a
fornicator,
or
covetous,
or an
idolater,
or a
railer,
or a
drunkard,
or an
extortioner; with such an
one no
not to
eat.
\VS{12}For
what have
I to do to
judge
them
also that
are
without?
do
not
ye
judge them that
are
within?
\VS{13}But them that
are
without
God
judgeth.
Therefore put
away
from among
yourselves
that wicked
person.

\par }\Chap{6}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Dare
any of
you,
having a
matter
against
another, go to
law
before the
unjust,
and
not
before the
saints?
\VS{2}Do
ye
not
know
that the
saints shall
judge the
world?
and
if the
world shall be
judged
by
you, are
ye
unworthy to
judge the smallest
matters?
\VS{3}Know
ye
not
that we shall
judge
angels? how
much
more things that pertain to this
life?
\VS{4}If
then ye
have
judgments of things pertaining to this
life,
set
them to judge who are least
esteemed
in the
church.
\VS{5}I
speak
to
your
shame. Is
it
so, that there is
not a
wise man
among
you? no,
not
one
that shall be
able to
judge
between
his
brethren?
\VS{6}But
brother goeth to
law
with
brother,
and
that
before the
unbelievers.
\VS{7}Now
therefore there
is
utterly a
fault
among
you,
because ye
go to
law one
with
another.
Why do
ye
not
rather take
wrong?
why do
ye
not
rather
{\ADD{suffer yourselves to}} be
defrauded?
\VS{8}Nay,
ye do
wrong,
and
defraud,
and
that
{\ADD{your}}
brethren.
\VS{9}Know
ye
not
that the
unrighteous
shall
not
inherit the
kingdom of
God?
Be
not
deceived:
neither
fornicators,
nor
idolaters,
nor
adulterers,
nor
effeminate,
nor abusers of themselves with
mankind,
\VS{10}Nor
thieves,
nor
covetous,
nor
drunkards,
nor
revilers,
nor
extortioners,
shall
inherit the
kingdom of
God.
\VS{11}And
such
were some of
you:
but ye are
washed,
but ye are
sanctified,
but ye are
justified
in the
name of the
Lord
Jesus,
and
by the
Spirit of
our
God.
\par }{\PP \VS{12}All
things are
lawful unto
me,
but all
things
are
not
expedient: all
things are
lawful for
me,
but
I
will
not be brought under the
power
of
any.
\VS{13}Meats for the
belly,
and the
belly for
meats:
but
God shall
destroy
both
it
and
them.
Now the
body
{\ADD{is}}
not for
fornication,
but for the
Lord;
and the
Lord for the
body.
\VS{14}And
God
hath
both raised
up the
Lord,
and will also raise
up
us
by his
own
power.
\VS{15}Know
ye
not
that
your
bodies
are the
members of
Christ? shall
I
then
take the
members of
Christ, and
make
{\ADD{them}} the
members of an
harlot?
God
forbid.
\VS{16}What? know
ye
not
that he
which is
joined to an
harlot
is
one
body?
for
two, saith
he, shall
be
one
flesh.
\VS{17}But he
that is
joined unto the
Lord
is
one
spirit.
\VS{18}Flee
fornication.
Every
sin
that a
man
doeth
is
without the
body;
but he
that committeth
fornication
sinneth
against his
own
body.
\VS{19}What? know
ye
not
that
your
body
is the
temple of the
Holy
Ghost
{\ADD{which is}}
in
you,
which ye
have
of
God,
and ye
are
not your
own?
\VS{20}For ye are
bought with a
price:
therefore
glorify
God
in
your
body,
and
in
your
spirit,
which
are
God’s.

\par }\Chap{7}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now concerning the
things
whereof ye
wrote unto
me:
{\ADD{It is}}
good for a
man
not to
touch a
woman.
\VS{2}Nevertheless,
{\ADD{to avoid}}
fornication, let every
man
have his
own
wife,
and let every
woman
have her
own
husband.
\VS{3}Let the
husband
render unto the
wife
due
benevolence:
and
likewise
also the
wife unto the
husband.
\VS{4}The
wife
hath
not
power of her
own
body,
but the
husband:
and
likewise
also the
husband
hath
not
power of his
own
body,
but the
wife.
\VS{5}Defraud
ye
not one the
other,
except
{\ADD{it be}}
with
consent
for a
time,
that ye may give
yourselves to
fasting
and
prayer;
and come
together
again,
that
Satan
tempt
you
not
for
your
incontinency.
\VS{6}But I
speak
this
by
permission,
{\ADD{and}}
not
of
commandment.
\VS{7}For I
would that
all
men
were
even
as I
myself.
But every
man
hath
his proper
gift
of
God,
one after this
manner,
and
another after
that.
\par }{\PP \VS{8}I
say
therefore to the
unmarried
and
widows, It
is
good for
them
if they
abide
even as
I.
\VS{9}But
if
they
cannot
contain, let them
marry:
for it
is
better to
marry
than to
burn.
\VS{10}And unto the
married I
command,
{\ADD{yet}}
not
I,
but the
Lord, Let
not the
wife
depart
from
{\ADD{her}}
husband:
\VS{11}But
and
if she
depart, let her
remain
unmarried,
or be
reconciled
to
{\ADD{her}}
husband:
and
let
not the
husband put
away
{\ADD{his}}
wife.
\VS{12}But to the
rest
speak
I,
not the
Lord:
If
any
brother
hath a
wife that believeth
not,
and
she be
pleased to
dwell
with
him, let
him
not
put her
away.
\VS{13}And the
woman
which
hath an
husband that believeth
not,
and if
he be
pleased to
dwell
with
her, let
her
not
leave
him.
\VS{14}For the
unbelieving
husband is
sanctified
by the
wife,
and the
unbelieving
wife is
sanctified
by the
husband:
else
were
your
children
unclean;
but
now are
they
holy.
\VS{15}But
if the
unbelieving
depart, let him
depart. A
brother
or a
sister
is
not under
bondage
in
such
{\ADD{cases}}:
but
God hath
called
us
to
peace.
\VS{16}For
what knowest
thou, O
wife,
whether thou shalt
save
{\ADD{thy}}
husband?
or
how knowest
thou, O
man,
whether thou shalt
save
{\ADD{thy}}
wife?
\VS{17}But
as
God hath
distributed to every
man,
as the
Lord hath
called every
one,
so let him
walk.
And
so ordain
I
in
all
churches.
\VS{18}Is any
man
called being
circumcised? let
him
not become
uncircumcised.
Is
any
called
in
uncircumcision? let
him
not be
circumcised.
\VS{19}Circumcision
is
nothing,
and
uncircumcision
is
nothing,
but the
keeping of the
commandments of
God.
\VS{20}Let every
man
abide
in the
same
calling
wherein he was
called.
\VS{21}Art thou
called
{\ADD{being}} a
servant?
care
not for
it:
but
if thou
mayest be
made
free,
use
{\ADD{it}}
rather.
\VS{22}For he
that is
called
in the
Lord,
{\ADD{being}} a
servant,
is the
Lord’s
freeman:
likewise
also he
that is
called,
{\ADD{being}}
free,
is
Christ’s
servant.
\VS{23}Ye are
bought with a
price;
be
not
ye the
servants of
men.
\VS{24}Brethren, let every
man,
wherein he is
called,
therein
abide
with
God.
\par }{\PP \VS{25}Now
concerning
virgins I
have
no
commandment of the
Lord:
yet I
give my
judgment,
as one that hath obtained
mercy
of the
Lord to
be
faithful.
\VS{26}I
suppose
therefore that
this
is
good
for the
present
distress,
{\ADD{I say}},
that
{\ADD{it is}}
good for a
man
so to
be.
\VS{27}Art thou
bound unto a
wife?
seek
not to be
loosed. Art thou
loosed
from a
wife?
seek
not a
wife.
\VS{28}But
and
if thou
marry, thou
hast
not
sinned;
and
if a
virgin
marry, she
hath
not
sinned.
Nevertheless
such shall
have
trouble in the
flesh:
but
I
spare
you.
\VS{29}But
this I
say,
brethren, the
time
{\ADD{is}}
short: it
remaineth,
that
both they
that
have
wives be
as
though they
had
none;
\VS{30}And
they that
weep, as
though they
wept
not;
and
they that
rejoice, as
though they
rejoiced
not;
and
they that
buy, as
though they
possessed
not;
\VS{31}And
they that
use
this
world,
as
not
abusing
{\ADD{it}}:
for the
fashion of
this
world passeth
away.
\VS{32}But I would
have
you without
carefulness.
He that
is
unmarried careth
for the
things that belong to the
Lord,
how he may
please the
Lord:
\VS{33}But
he that is
married careth
for the
things that are of the
world,
how he may
please
{\ADD{his}}
wife.
\VS{34}There is
difference
{\ADD{also}}
between a
wife
and a
virgin. The
unmarried woman careth
for the
things of the
Lord,
that she may
be
holy
both in
body
and in
spirit:
but
she that is
married careth
for the
things of the
world,
how she may
please
{\ADD{her}}
husband.
\VS{35}And
this I
speak
for
your
own
profit;
not
that I may
cast a
snare upon
you,
but
for that which is
comely,
and that ye may attend
upon the
Lord without
distraction.
\VS{36}But
if any
man
think
that he
behaveth
himself
uncomely
toward his
virgin,
if she
pass the flower
of
{\ADD{her}}
age,
and
need
so
require, let him
do what he
will, he
sinneth
not: let them
marry.
\VS{37}Nevertheless he
that
standeth
stedfast
in his
heart,
having
no
necessity,
but
hath
power
over his
own
will,
and
hath
so
decreed
in
his
heart that he will
keep
his
virgin,
doeth
well.
\VS{38}So
then
he that
giveth
{\ADD{her}} in
marriage
doeth
well;
but
he that
giveth
{\ADD{her}}
not in
marriage
doeth
better.
\VS{39}The
wife is
bound by the
law
as
long
as
her
husband
liveth;
but
if
her
husband be
dead, she
is at
liberty to be married
to
whom she
will;
only
in the
Lord.
\VS{40}But she
is
happier
if
she
so
abide,
after
my
judgment:
and
I
think
also that I
have the
Spirit of
God.

\par }\Chap{8}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now as
touching things offered unto
idols, we
know
that
we
all
have
knowledge.
Knowledge puffeth
up,
but
charity
edifieth.
\VS{2}And
if any
man
think that he
knoweth any
thing, he
knoweth
nothing
yet
as he
ought to
know.
\VS{3}But
if any
man
love
God, the
same is
known
of
him.
\VS{4}As
concerning
therefore the
eating of those things that are offered in sacrifice unto
idols, we
know
that an
idol
{\ADD{is}}
nothing
in the
world,
and
that
{\ADD{there is}}
none
other
God
but
one.
\VS{5}For
though there
be that are
called
gods,
whether
in
heaven
or
in
earth, (as there
be
gods
many,
and
lords
many,)
\VS{6}But to
us
{\ADD{there is but}}
one
God, the
Father,
of
whom
{\ADD{are}} all
things,
and
we
in
him;
and
one
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
by
whom
{\ADD{are}} all
things,
and
we
by
him.
\VS{7}Howbeit
{\ADD{there is}}
not
in every
man that
knowledge:
for
some with
conscience of the
idol
unto this
hour
eat
{\ADD{it}}
as a thing offered unto an
idol;
and
their
conscience
being
weak is
defiled.
\VS{8}But
meat
commendeth
us
not to
God:
for
neither,
if we
eat, are we the
better;
neither,
if we
eat
not, are we the
worse.
\VS{9}But take
heed lest by any
means
this
liberty of
yours
become a
stumblingblock to
them that are
weak.
\VS{10}For
if any
man
see
thee which
hast
knowledge sit at
meat
in the
idol’s temple,
shall
not the
conscience of
him which
is
weak be
emboldened to
eat those things which are offered to
idols;
\VS{11}And
through
thy
knowledge
shall the
weak
brother
perish,
for
whom
Christ
died?
\VS{12}But when ye
sin
so
against the
brethren,
and
wound
their
weak
conscience, ye
sin
against
Christ.
\VS{13}Wherefore,
if
meat
make
my
brother to
offend, I will
eat
no
flesh
while the world
standeth,
lest I
make
my
brother
to
offend.

\par }\Chap{9}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Am
I
not an
apostle? am
I
not
free? have
I
not
seen
Jesus
Christ
our
Lord?
are
not
ye
my
work
in the
Lord?
\VS{2}If I
be
not an
apostle unto
others,
yet
doubtless I
am to
you:
for the
seal of
mine
apostleship
are
ye
in the
Lord.
\VS{3}Mine
answer to
them that do
examine
me
is
this,
\VS{4}Have
we
not
power to
eat
and to
drink?
\VS{5}Have
we
not
power to lead
about a
sister, a
wife, as
well
as
other
apostles,
and
{\ADD{as}} the
brethren of the
Lord,
and
Cephas?
\VS{6}Or
I
only
and
Barnabas,
have
not we
power to forbear
working?
\VS{7}Who goeth a
warfare any
time at his
own
charges?
who
planteth a
vineyard,
and
eateth
not
of the
fruit
thereof?
or
who
feedeth a
flock,
and
eateth
not
of the
milk of the
flock?
\VS{8}Say
I these
things
as a
man?
or
saith
not the
law the
same
also?
\VS{9}For it is
written
in the
law of
Moses, Thou
shalt
not muzzle the mouth
of the
ox that treadeth out the
corn.
Doth
God take
care for
oxen?
\VS{10}Or saith
he
{\ADD{it}}
altogether
for our
sakes?
For our
sakes, no
doubt,
{\ADD{this}} is
written:
that
he that
ploweth
should
plow
in
hope; and
that he
that
thresheth
in
hope should be
partaker of
his
hope.
\VS{11}If
we have
sown unto
you spiritual
things,
{\ADD{is it}} a great
thing
if
we shall
reap
your carnal
things?
\VS{12}If
others be
partakers of
{\ADD{this}}
power over
you,
{\ADD{are}}
not
we
rather?
Nevertheless we
have
not
used
this
power;
but
suffer all
things,
lest we
should
hinder the
gospel of
Christ.
\VS{13}Do
ye
not
know
that
they which
minister about holy
things
live
{\ADD{of the things}}
of the
temple? and they which
wait at the
altar are
partakers with the
altar?
\VS{14}Even
so
hath the
Lord ordained
that they
which
preach the
gospel should
live
of the
gospel.
\VS{15}But
I have
used
none of these
things:
neither have I
written these
things,
that it should
be
so
done
unto
me:
for
{\ADD{it were}}
better for
me to
die,
than
that any
man should
make
my
glorying
void.
\VS{16}For
though I preach the
gospel,
I
have
nothing to glory
of:
for
necessity is
laid upon
me;
yea,
woe
is unto
me,
if I
preach
not the
gospel!
\VS{17}For
if I
do this
thing
willingly, I
have a
reward:
but
if against my
will, a
dispensation
{\ADD{of the gospel}} is committed unto
me.
\VS{18}What
is
my
reward
then?
{\ADD{Verily}}
that, when I preach the
gospel, I may
make the
gospel of
Christ without
charge, that I
abuse
not
my
power
in the
gospel.
\VS{19}For though I
be
free
from
all
{\ADD{men}}, yet have I
made
myself
servant unto
all,
that I might
gain the
more.
\VS{20}And unto the
Jews I
became
as a
Jew,
that I might
gain the
Jews; to them that
are
under the
law,
as
under the
law,
that I might
gain them that
are
under the
law;
\VS{21}To them that are without
law,
as without
law, (being
not without
law to
God,
but under the
law to
Christ,)
that I might
gain them that are without
law.
\VS{22}To the
weak became
I
as
weak,
that I might
gain the
weak: I am
made all
things to
all
{\ADD{men}},
that I
might by all
means
save
some.
\VS{23}And
this I
do
for the
gospel’s sake,
that I might
be
partaker thereof
with
{\ADD{you}}.
\VS{24}Know
ye
not
that they
which
run
in a
race
run
all,
but
one
receiveth the
prize?
So
run,
that ye may
obtain.
\VS{25}And every
man that striveth for the
mastery is
temperate in all
things.
Now
they
{\ADD{do it}}
to
obtain a
corruptible
crown;
but
we an
incorruptible.
\VS{26}I
therefore
so
run,
not
as
uncertainly;
so fight
I,
not
as one that
beateth the
air:
\VS{27}But I keep
under
my
body,
and
bring
{\ADD{it}} into
subjection: lest that by any
means, when I have
preached to
others, I
myself should
be a
castaway.

\par }\Chap{10}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Moreover,
brethren, I
would not
that
ye should be
ignorant, how
that
all
our
fathers
were
under the
cloud,
and
all
passed
through the
sea;
\VS{2}And
were
all
baptized
unto
Moses
in the
cloud
and
in the
sea;
\VS{3}And
did
all
eat the
same
spiritual
meat;
\VS{4}And
did
all
drink the
same
spiritual
drink:
for they
drank
of that
spiritual
Rock that followed
them:
and that
Rock
was
Christ.
\VS{5}But
with
many of
them
God
was
not well
pleased:
for they were
overthrown
in the
wilderness.
\VS{6}Now these
things
were
our
examples, to the
intent
we
should
not lust
after evil
things,
as they
also
lusted.
\VS{7}Neither be
ye
idolaters,
as
{\ADD{were}}
some of
them;
as it is
written, The
people sat
down to
eat
and
drink,
and rose
up to
play.
\VS{8}Neither let us commit
fornication,
as
some of
them
committed,
and
fell
in
one
day
three and
twenty
thousand.
\VS{9}Neither let us
tempt
Christ,
as
some
of
them
also
tempted,
and were
destroyed of
serpents.
\VS{10}Neither murmur
ye,
as
some of
them
also
murmured,
and were
destroyed
of the
destroyer.
\VS{11}Now
all these
things
happened unto
them for
ensamples:
and they are
written
for
our
admonition,
upon
whom the
ends of the
world are
come.
\VS{12}Wherefore let him that
thinketh he
standeth take
heed
lest he
fall.
\VS{13}There
hath
no
temptation
taken
you but
such as
is common to
man:
but
God
{\ADD{is}}
faithful,
who
will
not
suffer
you to be
tempted
above
that ye are
able;
but
will
with the
temptation
also
make a way to
escape, that
ye may be
able to
bear
{\ADD{it.}}
\par }{\PP \VS{14}Wherefore,
my dearly
beloved,
flee
from
idolatry.
\VS{15}I
speak
as to wise
men;
judge
ye
what I
say.
\VS{16}The
cup of
blessing
which we
bless, is
it
not the
communion of the
blood of
Christ? The
bread
which we
break, is
it
not the
communion of the
body of
Christ?
\VS{17}For
we
{\ADD{being}}
many
are
one
bread,
{\ADD{and}}
one
body:
for we
are
all
partakers
of that
one
bread.
\VS{18}Behold
Israel
after the
flesh:
are
not
they which
eat of the
sacrifices
partakers of the
altar?
\VS{19}What say
I
then?
that the
idol
is any
thing,
or that which is offered in sacrifice to
idols
is any
thing?
\VS{20}But I
{\ADD{say}},
that the
things
which the
Gentiles
sacrifice, they
sacrifice to
devils,
and
not to
God:
and I
would
not
that
ye should
have
fellowship with
devils.
\VS{21}Ye
cannot
drink the
cup of the
Lord,
and the
cup of
devils:
ye
cannot be
partakers of the
Lord’s
table,
and of the
table of
devils.
\VS{22}Do we
provoke the
Lord to
jealousy? are
we
stronger than
he?
\VS{23}All
things are
lawful for
me,
but all
things
are
not
expedient: all
things are
lawful for
me,
but all
things
edify
not.
\VS{24}Let no
man
seek his
own,
but every
man
another’s
{\ADD{wealth}}.
\VS{25}Whatsoever is
sold
in the
shambles,
{\ADD{that}}
eat,
asking
no
question
for conscience
sake:
\VS{26}For the
earth
{\ADD{is}} the
Lord’s,
and the
fulness
thereof.
\VS{27}If
any of
them that believe
not
bid
you
{\ADD{to a feast}},
and ye be
disposed to
go;
whatsoever is set
before
you,
eat,
asking
no
question
for conscience
sake.
\VS{28}But
if any
man
say unto
you,
This
is offered in sacrifice unto
idols,
eat
not
for his sake
that shewed
it,
and for conscience
sake:
for the
earth
{\ADD{is}} the
Lord’s,
and the
fulness
thereof:
\VS{29}Conscience, I
say,
not thine
own,
but of the
other:
for
why is
my
liberty
judged
of
another
{\ADD{man’s}}
conscience?
\VS{30}For
if
I by
grace be a
partaker,
why am I evil spoken
of
for that for
which
I give
thanks?
\VS{31}Whether
therefore ye
eat,
or
drink,
or
whatsoever ye
do,
do
all
to the
glory of
God.
\VS{32}Give none
offence,
neither to the
Jews,
nor to the
Gentiles,
nor to the
church of
God:
\VS{33}Even
as
I
please
all
{\ADD{men}} in
all
{\ADD{things}},
not
seeking mine
own
profit,
but
the
{\ADD{profit}} of
many,
that they may be
saved.

\par }\Chap{11}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Be
ye
followers of
me, even
as I
also
{\ADD{am}} of
Christ.
\par }{\PP \VS{2}Now I
praise
you,
brethren,
that ye
remember
me in all
things,
and
keep the
ordinances,
as I
delivered
{\ADD{them}} to
you.
\VS{3}But I would
have
you
know,
that the
head of
every
man
is
Christ;
and the
head of the
woman
{\ADD{is}} the
man;
and the
head of
Christ
{\ADD{is}}
God.
\VS{4}Every
man
praying
or
prophesying,
having
{\ADD{his}}
head
covered,
dishonoureth
his
head.
\VS{5}But
every
woman that
prayeth
or
prophesieth
with
{\ADD{her}}
head
uncovered
dishonoureth
her
head:
for that
is even
all
one as
if
she were
shaven.
\VS{6}For
if the
woman
be
not
covered, let
her
also be
shorn:
but
if it be a
shame for a
woman to be
shorn
or
shaven, let her be
covered.
\VS{7}For a
man
indeed
ought
not to
cover
{\ADD{his}}
head, forasmuch as he
is the
image
and
glory of
God:
but the
woman
is the
glory of the
man.
\VS{8}For the
man
is
not
of the
woman;
but the
woman
of the
man.
\VS{9}Neither
was the
man
created
for the
woman;
but the
woman
for the
man.
\VS{10}For this
cause
ought the
woman to
have
power
on
{\ADD{her}}
head because
of the
angels.
\VS{11}Nevertheless
neither is the
man
without the
woman,
neither the
woman
without the
man,
in the
Lord.
\VS{12}For
as the
woman
{\ADD{is}}
of the
man, even
so
{\ADD{is}} the
man
also
by the
woman;
but all
things
of
God.
\VS{13}Judge
in
yourselves: is
it
comely that a
woman
pray unto
God
uncovered?
\VS{14}Doth
not
even
nature
itself
teach
you,
that,
if a
man have long
hair, it
is a
shame unto
him?
\VS{15}But
if a
woman have long
hair, it
is a
glory to
her:
for
{\ADD{her}}
hair is
given
her
for a
covering.
\VS{16}But
if any
man
seem to
be
contentious,
we
have
no
such
custom,
neither the
churches of
God.
\par }{\PP \VS{17}Now in
this that I
declare
{\ADD{unto you}} I
praise
{\ADD{you}}
not,
that ye come
together
not
for the
better,
but
for the
worse.
\VS{18}For first of
all,
when
ye come
together
in the
church, I
hear that there
be
divisions
among
you;
and
I
partly
believe
it.
\VS{19}For
there
must
be
also
heresies
among
you,
that they
which are
approved may be
made
manifest
among
you.
\VS{20}When
ye come
together
therefore
into one
place,
{\ADD{this}}
is
not to
eat the
Lord’s
supper.
\VS{21}For
in
eating every
one taketh
before
{\ADD{other}} his
own
supper:
and
one is
hungry,
and
another is
drunken.
\VS{22}What? have
ye
not
houses
to
eat
and to drink
in?
or despise
ye the
church of
God,
and
shame
them that
have
not?
What shall I
say to
you? shall I
praise
you
in
this? I
praise
{\ADD{you}}
not.
\VS{23}For
I have
received
of the
Lord that
which
also I
delivered unto
you,
That the
Lord
Jesus the
{\ADD{same}}
night
in
which he was
betrayed
took
bread:
\VS{24}And when he had given
thanks, he
brake
{\ADD{it}},
and
said,
{\WJ{
Take,
eat:
this
is
my
body,
which is broken
for
you:
this
do
in
remembrance
of me.}}
\VS{25}After the same
manner
also
{\ADD{he took}} the
cup,
when he had
supped,
saying,
{\WJ{
This
cup
is
the new
testament
in
my
blood:
this
do ye,
as oft
as ye drink
{\ADD{it}},
in
remembrance
of me.}}
\VS{26}For as often
as ye
eat
this
bread,
and
drink
this
cup, ye do
shew the
Lord’s
death
till he
come.
\VS{27}Wherefore
whosoever shall
eat
this
bread,
and
drink
{\ADD{this}}
cup of the
Lord,
unworthily, shall
be guilty
of the
body
and
blood of the
Lord.
\VS{28}But
let a
man
examine
himself,
and
so let him
eat
of
{\ADD{that}}
bread,
and
drink
of
{\ADD{that}}
cup.
\VS{29}For
he that
eateth
and
drinketh
unworthily,
eateth
and
drinketh
damnation to
himself,
not
discerning the
Lord’s
body.
\VS{30}For this
cause
many
{\ADD{are}}
weak
and
sickly
among
you,
and
many
sleep.
\VS{31}For
if we would
judge
ourselves, we
should
not be
judged.
\VS{32}But when we are
judged, we are
chastened
of the
Lord,
that we
should
not be
condemned
with the
world.
\VS{33}Wherefore,
my
brethren, when ye come
together
to
eat, tarry
one for
another.
\VS{34}And
if any
man
hunger, let him
eat
at
home;
that ye
come
not
together
unto
condemnation.
And the
rest will I set in
order
when I
come.

\par }\Chap{12}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now
concerning
spiritual
{\ADD{gifts}},
brethren, I
would
not
have
you
ignorant.
\VS{2}Ye
know
that ye
were
Gentiles, carried
away
unto
these
dumb
idols, even
as ye were
led.
\VS{3}Wherefore I
give
you to
understand,
that no
man
speaking
by the
Spirit of
God
calleth
Jesus
accursed:
and
{\ADD{that}} no
man
can
say that
Jesus is the
Lord,
but
by the
Holy
Ghost.
\VS{4}Now there
are
diversities of
gifts,
but the
same
Spirit.
\VS{5}And there
are
differences of
administrations,
but the
same
Lord.
\VS{6}And there
are
diversities of
operations,
but it
is the
same
God
which
worketh
all
in
all.
\VS{7}But the
manifestation of the
Spirit is
given
to every
man to profit
withal.
\VS{8}For to
one is
given
by the
Spirit the
word of
wisdom; to
another the
word of
knowledge
by the
same
Spirit;
\VS{9}To
another
faith
by the
same
Spirit;
to
another the
gifts of
healing
by the
same
Spirit;
\VS{10}To
another the
working of
miracles;
to
another
prophecy;
to
another
discerning of
spirits;
to
another
{\ADD{divers}}
kinds of
tongues;
to
another the
interpretation of
tongues:
\VS{11}But
all
these
worketh that
one
and the
selfsame
Spirit,
dividing to every
man
severally
as he
will.
\VS{12}For
as the
body
is
one,
and
hath
many
members,
and
all the
members of that
one
body,
being
many,
are
one
body:
so
also
{\ADD{is}}
Christ.
\VS{13}For
by
one
Spirit
are
we
all
baptized
into
one
body,
whether
{\ADD{we be}}
Jews
or
Gentiles,
whether
{\ADD{we be}}
bond
or
free;
and have
been
all made to
drink
into
one
Spirit.
\VS{14}For the
body
is
not
one
member,
but
many.
\VS{15}If the
foot shall
say,
Because I
am
not the
hand, I
am
not
of the
body;
is
it
therefore
not
of the
body?
\VS{16}And
if the
ear shall
say,
Because I
am
not the
eye, I
am
not
of the
body;
is
it
therefore
not
of the
body?
\VS{17}If the
whole
body
{\ADD{were}} an
eye,
where
{\ADD{were}} the
hearing?
If the
whole
{\ADD{were}}
hearing,
where
{\ADD{were}} the
smelling?
\VS{18}But
now
hath
God
set the
members
every
one of
them
in the
body,
as it hath pleased
him.
\VS{19}And
if they
were
all
one
member,
where
{\ADD{were}} the
body?
\VS{20}But
now
{\ADD{are they}}
many
members,
yet
but
one
body.
\VS{21}And the
eye
cannot
say unto the
hand, I
have
no
need of
thee:
nor
again the
head to the
feet, I
have
no
need of
you.
\VS{22}Nay,
much
more those
members of the
body,
which
seem to
be more
feeble,
are
necessary:
\VS{23}And
those
{\ADD{members}} of the
body,
which we
think to
be less
honourable, upon
these we
bestow more
abundant
honour;
and
our
uncomely
{\ADD{parts}}
have more
abundant
comeliness.
\VS{24}For
our
comely
{\ADD{parts}}
have
no
need:
but
God hath
tempered the
body
together, having
given more
abundant
honour to
that
{\ADD{part}} which
lacked:
\VS{25}That there should
be
no
schism
in the
body;
but
{\ADD{that}} the
members should
have the
same
care
one
for
another.
\VS{26}And
whether
one
member
suffer,
all the
members suffer with
it;
or
one
member be
honoured,
all the
members rejoice with
it.
\VS{27}Now
ye
are the
body of
Christ,
and
members
in
particular.
\VS{28}And
God hath
set
some
in the
church,
first
apostles,
secondarily
prophets,
thirdly
teachers, after
that
miracles,
then
gifts of
healings,
helps,
governments,
diversities of
tongues.
\VS{29}{\ADD{Are}}
all
apostles?
{\ADD{are}}
all
prophets?
{\ADD{are}}
all
teachers?
{\ADD{are}}
all workers of
miracles?
\VS{30}Have
all the
gifts of
healing?
do
all
speak with
tongues?
do
all
interpret?
\VS{31}But covet
earnestly the
best
gifts:
and
yet shew
I unto
you a more
excellent
way.

\par }\Chap{13}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Though I
speak with the
tongues of
men
and of
angels,
and
have
not
charity, I am
become
{\ADD{as}}
sounding
brass,
or a
tinkling
cymbal.
\VS{2}And
though I
have
{\ADD{the gift of}}
prophecy,
and
understand
all
mysteries,
and
all
knowledge;
and
though I
have
all
faith, so
that I could
remove
mountains,
and
have
not
charity, I
am
nothing.
\VS{3}And
though I
bestow
all
my
goods to
feed
{\ADD{the poor}},
and
though I
give
my
body
to be
burned,
and
have
not
charity, it profiteth
me
nothing.
\VS{4}Charity suffereth
long,
{\ADD{and}} is
kind;
charity
envieth
not;
charity
vaunteth
not
itself,
is
not puffed
up,
\VS{5}Doth
not behave
itself
unseemly,
seeketh
not her
own,
is
not easily
provoked,
thinketh
no
evil;
\VS{6}Rejoiceth
not
in
iniquity,
but rejoiceth
in the
truth;
\VS{7}Beareth all
things,
believeth all
things,
hopeth all
things,
endureth all
things.
\VS{8}Charity
never
faileth:
but
whether
{\ADD{there be}}
prophecies, they shall
fail;
whether
{\ADD{there be}}
tongues, they shall
cease;
whether
{\ADD{there be}}
knowledge, it shall vanish
away.
\VS{9}For we
know
in
part,
and we
prophesy
in
part.
\VS{10}But
when that which
is
perfect is
come,
then that which
is
in
part shall be done
away.
\VS{11}When I
was a
child, I
spake
as a
child, I
understood
as a
child, I
thought
as a
child:
but
when I
became a
man, I put
away
childish
things.
\VS{12}For
now we
see
through a
glass,
darkly;
but
then
face
to
face:
now I
know
in
part;
but
then shall I
know even
as
also I am
known.
\VS{13}And
now
abideth
faith,
hope,
charity,
these
three;
but the
greatest of
these
{\ADD{is}}
charity.

\par }\Chap{14}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Follow
after
charity,
and
desire
spiritual
{\ADD{gifts}},
but
rather
that ye may
prophesy.
\VS{2}For he
that
speaketh in
an
{\ADD{unknown}}
tongue
speaketh
not unto
men,
but unto
God:
for
no man
understandeth
{\ADD{him}};
howbeit in the
spirit he
speaketh
mysteries.
\VS{3}But he
that
prophesieth
speaketh unto
men
{\ADD{to}}
edification,
and
exhortation,
and
comfort.
\VS{4}He
that
speaketh in
an
{\ADD{unknown}}
tongue
edifieth
himself;
but he
that
prophesieth
edifieth the
church.
\VS{5}I
would that
ye
all
spake with
tongues,
but
rather
that ye
prophesied:
for
greater
{\ADD{is}} he
that
prophesieth
than he
that
speaketh with
tongues,
except he
interpret,
that the
church may
receive
edifying.
\VS{6}Now,
brethren,
if I
come
unto
you
speaking with
tongues,
what shall I
profit
you,
except I shall
speak to
you
either
by
revelation,
or
by
knowledge,
or
by
prophesying,
or
by
doctrine?
\VS{7}And
even
things without
life
giving
sound,
whether
pipe
or
harp,
except they
give a
distinction in the
sounds,
how shall it be
known
what is
piped
or
harped?
\VS{8}For
if the
trumpet
give an
uncertain
sound,
who shall prepare
himself
to the
battle?
\VS{9}So
likewise
ye,
except ye
utter
by the
tongue
words
easy to
be
understood,
how shall it be
known
what is
spoken?
for ye shall
speak
into the
air.
\VS{10}There
are, it
may
be, so
many
kinds of
voices
in the
world,
and
none of
them
{\ADD{is}} without
signification.
\VS{11}Therefore
if I
know
not the
meaning of the
voice, I shall
be unto
him that
speaketh a
barbarian,
and
he that
speaketh
{\ADD{shall be}} a
barbarian
unto
me.
\VS{12}Even
so
ye, forasmuch
as ye
are
zealous of
spiritual
{\ADD{gifts}},
seek
that ye may
excel
to the
edifying of the
church.
\VS{13}Wherefore let
him that
speaketh in
an
{\ADD{unknown}}
tongue
pray
that he may
interpret.
\VS{14}For
if I
pray in
an
{\ADD{unknown}}
tongue,
my
spirit
prayeth,
but
my
understanding
is
unfruitful.
\VS{15}What is
it
then? I will
pray with the
spirit,
and I will
pray with the
understanding
also: I will
sing with the
spirit,
and I will
sing with the
understanding
also.
\VS{16}Else
when thou shalt
bless with the
spirit,
how
shall he
that
occupieth the
room of the
unlearned
say
Amen
at
thy giving of
thanks,
seeing he
understandeth
not
what thou
sayest?
\VS{17}For
thou
verily givest
thanks
well,
but the
other
is
not
edified.
\VS{18}I
thank
my
God, I
speak with
tongues more
than
ye
all:
\VS{19}Yet
in the
church I had
rather
speak
five
words
with
my
understanding,
that
{\ADD{by my voice}} I might
teach
others
also,
than ten
thousand
words
in
an
{\ADD{unknown}}
tongue.
\VS{20}Brethren,
be
not
children in
understanding:
howbeit in
malice be ye
children,
but in
understanding
be
men.
\VS{21}In the
law it is
written,
With
{\ADD{men of}} other
tongues
and
other
lips will I
speak unto
this
people;
and yet for all
that will
they
not
hear
me,
saith the
Lord.
\VS{22}Wherefore
tongues
are
for a
sign,
not to
them that
believe,
but to
them that believe
not:
but
prophesying
{\ADD{serveth}}
not for
them that believe
not,
but for
them which
believe.
\VS{23}If
therefore the
whole
church be come
together
into one
place,
and
all
speak with
tongues,
and there come
in
{\ADD{those that are}}
unlearned,
or
unbelievers, will
they
not
say
that ye are
mad?
\VS{24}But
if
all
prophesy,
and there come
in
one that believeth
not,
or
{\ADD{one}}
unlearned, he is
convinced
of
all, he is
judged
of
all:
\VS{25}And
thus
are the
secrets of
his
heart
made
manifest;
and
so falling
down
on
{\ADD{his}}
face he will
worship
God, and
report
that
God
is
in
you of a
truth.
\VS{26}How is
it
then,
brethren?
when ye come
together, every
one of
you
hath a
psalm,
hath a
doctrine,
hath a
tongue,
hath a
revelation,
hath an
interpretation.
Let all
things be
done
unto
edifying.
\VS{27}If any
man
speak
in
an
{\ADD{unknown}}
tongue,
{\ADD{let it be}}
by
two,
or at the
most
{\ADD{by}}
three,
and
{\ADD{that}} by
course;
and
let
one
interpret.
\VS{28}But
if there
be
no
interpreter, let him keep
silence
in the
church;
and let him
speak to
himself,
and to
God.
\VS{29}Let the
prophets
speak
two
or
three,
and
let the
other
judge.
\VS{30}If
{\ADD{any thing}} be
revealed to
another that sitteth
by,
let the
first hold his
peace.
\VS{31}For ye
may
all
prophesy
one
by
one,
that
all may
learn,
and
all may be
comforted.
\VS{32}And the
spirits of the
prophets are
subject to the
prophets.
\VS{33}For
God
is
not
{\ADD{the author}} of
confusion,
but of
peace,
as
in
all
churches of the
saints.
\VS{34}Let
your
women keep
silence
in the
churches:
for it
is
not
permitted unto
them to
speak;
but
{\ADD{they are commanded}} to be under
obedience,
as
also
saith the
law.
\VS{35}And
if they
will
learn any
thing, let them
ask
their
husbands
at
home:
for it
is a
shame for
women to
speak
in the
church.
\VS{36}What?
came the
word of
God
out
from
you?
or came
it
unto
you
only?
\VS{37}If any
man think
himself to
be a
prophet,
or
spiritual, let him
acknowledge that the
things
that I
write unto
you
are the
commandments of the
Lord.
\VS{38}But
if any
man be
ignorant, let him be
ignorant.
\VS{39}Wherefore,
brethren,
covet to
prophesy,
and
forbid
not to
speak with
tongues.
\VS{40}Let all
things be
done
decently
and
in
order.

\par }\Chap{15}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Moreover,
brethren, I
declare unto
you the
gospel
which I
preached unto
you,
which
also ye have
received,
and
wherein ye
stand;
\VS{2}By
which
also ye are
saved,
if ye keep in
memory
what I
preached unto
you,
unless ye have
believed in
vain.
\VS{3}For I
delivered unto
you first of
all that
which
I
also
received, how
that
Christ
died
for
our
sins according
to the
scriptures;
\VS{4}And
that he was
buried,
and
that he rose
again the
third
day according
to the
scriptures:
\VS{5}And
that he was
seen of
Cephas,
then of the
twelve:
\VS{6}After
that, he was
seen of
above five
hundred
brethren at
once;
of
whom the greater
part
remain
unto this
present,
but
some are fallen
asleep.
\VS{7}After
that, he was
seen of
James;
then of
all the
apostles.
\VS{8}And
last of
all he was
seen of me
also,
as of
one born out of due
time.
\VS{9}For
I
am the
least of the
apostles,
that
am
not
meet to be
called an
apostle,
because I
persecuted the
church of
God.
\VS{10}But by the
grace of
God I
am
what I
am:
and
his
grace which
{\ADD{was bestowed}}
upon
me
was
not in
vain;
but I
laboured more
abundantly than
they
all:
yet
not
I,
but the
grace of
God which
was
with
me.
\VS{11}Therefore
whether
{\ADD{it were}}
I
or
they,
so we
preach,
and
so ye
believed.
\VS{12}Now
if
Christ be
preached
that he
rose
from the
dead,
how
say
some
among
you
that there
is
no
resurrection of the
dead?
\VS{13}But
if there
be
no
resurrection of the
dead,
then
is
Christ
not
risen:
\VS{14}And
if
Christ
be
not
risen,
then
{\ADD{is}}
our
preaching
vain,
and
your
faith
{\ADD{is}}
also
vain.
\VS{15}Yea,
and we are
found false
witnesses of
God;
because we have
testified
of
God
that he raised
up
Christ:
whom he
raised
not
up, if
so be
that the
dead
rise
not.
\VS{16}For
if the
dead
rise
not,
then
is
not
Christ
raised:
\VS{17}And
if
Christ
be
not
raised,
your
faith
{\ADD{is}}
vain; ye
are
yet
in
your
sins.
\VS{18}Then
they
also which are fallen
asleep
in
Christ are
perished.
\VS{19}If
in
this
life
only we
have
hope
in
Christ, we
are of
all
men most
miserable.
\VS{20}But
now is
Christ
risen
from the
dead,
{\ADD{and}}
become the
firstfruits of
them that
slept.
\VS{21}For
since
by
man
{\ADD{came}}
death,
by
man
{\ADD{came}}
also the
resurrection of the
dead.
\VS{22}For
as
in
Adam
all
die,
even
so
in
Christ
shall
all be made
alive.
\VS{23}But every
man
in his
own
order:
Christ the
firstfruits;
afterward they that
are
Christ’s
at
his
coming.
\VS{24}Then
{\ADD{cometh}} the
end,
when he shall have delivered
up the
kingdom to
God,
even the
Father;
when he shall have put
down
all
rule
and
all
authority
and
power.
\VS{25}For
he
must
reign,
till
he hath
put
all
enemies
under
his
feet.
\VS{26}The
last
enemy
{\ADD{that}} shall be
destroyed
{\ADD{is}}
death.
\VS{27}For he hath
put all
things
under
his
feet.
But
when he
saith all
things are put
under
{\ADD{him, it is}}
manifest
that he is
excepted,
which did
put all
things
under
him.
\VS{28}And
when all
things shall be
subdued unto
him,
then
shall the
Son
also
himself be
subject unto
him that
put all
things under
him,
that
God may
be
all
in
all.
\VS{29}Else
what shall they
do
which are
baptized
for the
dead,
if the
dead
rise
not at
all?
why are
they
then
baptized
for the
dead?
\VS{30}And
why
stand
we in
jeopardy
every
hour?
\VS{31}I protest
by
your
rejoicing
which I
have
in
Christ
Jesus
our
Lord, I
die
daily.
\VS{32}If after the
manner of
men I have fought with
beasts
at
Ephesus,
what advantageth
it
me,
if the
dead
rise
not? let us
eat
and
drink;
for to
morrow we
die.
\VS{33}Be
not
deceived:
evil
communications
corrupt
good
manners.
\VS{34}Awake to
righteousness,
and
sin
not;
for
some
have not the
knowledge of
God: I
speak
{\ADD{this}}
to
your
shame.
\par }{\PP \VS{35}But
some
{\ADD{man}} will
say,
How
are the
dead raised
up?
and with
what
body do they
come?
\VS{36}{\ADD{Thou}}
fool, that
which
thou
sowest
is
not
quickened,
except it
die:
\VS{37}And
that
which thou
sowest, thou
sowest
not
that
body
that shall
be,
but
bare
grain, it may
chance of
wheat,
or of
some
other
{\ADD{grain}}:
\VS{38}But
God
giveth
it a
body
as it hath pleased
him,
and to
every
seed his
own
body.
\VS{39}All
flesh
{\ADD{is}}
not the
same
flesh:
but
{\ADD{there is}}
one
{\ADD{kind of}}
flesh of
men,
another
flesh of
beasts,
another of
fishes,
{\ADD{and}}
another of
birds.
\VS{40}{\ADD{There are}}
also
celestial
bodies,
and
bodies
terrestrial:
but the
glory of the
celestial
{\ADD{is}}
one,
and
the
{\ADD{glory}} of the
terrestrial
{\ADD{is}}
another.
\VS{41}{\ADD{There is}}
one
glory of the
sun,
and
another
glory of the
moon,
and
another
glory of the
stars:
for
{\ADD{one}}
star differeth
from
{\ADD{another}}
star
in
glory.
\VS{42}So
also
{\ADD{is}} the
resurrection of the
dead. It is
sown
in
corruption; it is
raised
in
incorruption:
\VS{43}It is
sown
in
dishonour; it is
raised
in
glory: it is
sown
in
weakness; it is
raised
in
power:
\VS{44}It is
sown a
natural
body; it is
raised a
spiritual
body. There
is a
natural
body,
and there
is a
spiritual
body.
\VS{45}And
so it is
written, The
first
man
Adam was
made a
living
soul; the
last
Adam
{\ADD{was made}} a
quickening
spirit.
\VS{46}Howbeit
that
{\ADD{was}}
not
first
which is
spiritual,
but that
which is
natural; and
afterward that
which is
spiritual.
\VS{47}The
first
man
{\ADD{is}}
of the
earth,
earthy: the
second
man
{\ADD{is}} the
Lord
from
heaven.
\VS{48}As
{\ADD{is}} the
earthy,
such
{\ADD{are}}
they
also that are
earthy:
and
as
{\ADD{is}} the
heavenly,
such
{\ADD{are}}
they
also that are
heavenly.
\VS{49}And
as we have
borne the
image of the
earthy, we
shall
also
bear the
image of the
heavenly.
\VS{50}Now
this I
say,
brethren,
that
flesh
and
blood
cannot
inherit the
kingdom of
God;
neither
doth
corruption
inherit
incorruption.
\VS{51}Behold, I
shew
you a
mystery; We
shall
not
all
sleep,
but we
shall
all be
changed,
\VS{52}In a
moment,
in the
twinkling of an
eye,
at the
last
trump:
for the trumpet shall
sound,
and the
dead shall be
raised
incorruptible,
and
we shall be
changed.
\VS{53}For
this
corruptible
must put
on
incorruption,
and
this
mortal
{\ADD{must}} put
on
immortality.
\VS{54}So
when
this
corruptible shall have put
on
incorruption,
and
this
mortal shall have put
on
immortality,
then shall be brought to
pass the
saying
that is
written,
Death is swallowed
up
in
victory.
\VS{55}O
death,
where
{\ADD{is}}
thy
sting? O
grave,
where
{\ADD{is}}
thy
victory?
\VS{56}The
sting of
death
{\ADD{is}}
sin;
and the
strength of
sin
{\ADD{is}} the
law.
\VS{57}But
thanks
{\ADD{be}} to
God, which
giveth
us the
victory
through
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ.
\VS{58}Therefore,
my
beloved
brethren, be
ye
stedfast,
unmoveable,
always
abounding
in the
work of the
Lord, forasmuch as ye
know
that
your
labour
is
not in
vain
in the
Lord.

\par }\Chap{16}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now
concerning the
collection
for the
saints,
as I have given
order to the
churches of
Galatia,
even
so
do
ye.
\VS{2}Upon the
first
{\ADD{day}} of the
week let every
one of
you
lay
by
him in
store,
as
{\ADD{God}} hath prospered
him,
that there
be
no
gatherings
when I
come.
\VS{3}And
when I
come,
whomsoever ye shall
approve
by
{\ADD{your}}
letters,
them will I
send to
bring
your
liberality
unto
Jerusalem.
\VS{4}And
if it
be
meet that I
go
also, they shall
go
with
me.
\VS{5}Now I will
come
unto
you,
when I shall pass
through
Macedonia:
for I do pass
through
Macedonia.
\VS{6}And it may be
that I will
abide,
yea,
and
winter
with
you,
that
ye may
bring
me on my
journey
whithersoever I
go.
\VS{7}For I
will
not
see
you
now
by the
way;
but I
trust to
tarry a
while
with
you,
if the
Lord
permit.
\VS{8}But I will
tarry
at
Ephesus
until
Pentecost.
\VS{9}For a
great
door
and
effectual is opened
unto
me,
and
{\ADD{there are}}
many
adversaries.
\VS{10}Now
if
Timotheus
come,
see
that he may
be
with
you without
fear:
for he
worketh the
work of the
Lord,
as
I
also
{\ADD{do}}.
\VS{11}Let
no
man
therefore
despise
him:
but
conduct
him
forth
in
peace,
that he may
come
unto
me:
for I look
for
him
with the
brethren.
\VS{12}As
touching
{\ADD{our}}
brother
Apollos,
I
greatly
desired
him
to
come
unto
you
with the
brethren:
but his
will
was
not at
all
to
come at this
time;
but he will
come
when he shall have convenient
time.
\VS{13}Watch
ye, stand
fast
in the
faith, quit you like
men, be
strong.
\VS{14}Let
all
your
things be
done
with
charity.
\VS{15}I
beseech
you,
brethren, (ye
know the
house of
Stephanas,
that it
is the
firstfruits of
Achaia,
and
{\ADD{that}} they have
addicted
themselves
to the
ministry of the
saints,)
\VS{16}That
ye submit
yourselves unto
such,
and to every
one
that helpeth
with
{\ADD{us}},
and
laboureth.
\VS{17}I am glad
of the
coming of
Stephanas
and
Fortunatus
and
Achaicus: for
that
which was
lacking
on your
part
they have
supplied.
\VS{18}For they have
refreshed
my
spirit
and
yours:
therefore acknowledge
ye them
that are
such.
\par }{\PP \VS{19}The
churches of
Asia
salute
you.
Aquila
and
Priscilla
salute
you
much
in the
Lord,
with the
church that is
in
their
house.
\VS{20}All the
brethren
greet
you. Greet
ye one
another
with an
holy
kiss.
\VS{21}The
salutation
of
{\ADD{me}}
Paul with mine
own
hand.
\VS{22}If any
man
love
not the
Lord
Jesus
Christ, let him
be
Anathema
Maranatha.
\VS{23}The
grace of our
Lord
Jesus
Christ
{\ADD{be}}
with
you.
\VS{24}My
love
{\ADD{be}}
with
you
all
in
Christ
Jesus.
Amen.
\par }{\SH The first
{\ADD{epistle}} to the Corinthians was written from Philippi by Stephanas, and Fortunatus, and Achaicus, and Timotheus.
\par }