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Notes
Paul puts himself in the humble position of a servant in the household. He shows how much he was willing to change his lifestyle and behavior to match the people he preached to, in order to bring them to Christ.
Continuing the argument from 8:1, Paul shares personal examples of giving up his rights to help others (see study note on 1 Corinthians 8:1–11:1).
Corinth Paul (Saul) Giving up Rights Slavery Women’s Roles in the New Testament Church
Glossary
Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Brothers of Jesus Circumcision Conscience Covering of the Head First Letter to the Corinthians Second Letter to the Corinthians
Topics
Christian Liberty is Freedom From: Bondage of Man Christian Minister: Call of Christian Minister: Character and Attributes of Christian Minister: Emoluments (Benefits) of Evil in Supporting Himself Expediency: General Scriptures Concerning Paying the Pastor Religious Zeal: Exemplified by Paul Self-Denial: General Scriptures Concerning Self-Denial: Paul Selfishness: Ministers should be Devoid of Tact in Preaching Unselfishness: General Scriptures Concerning