Ch 2-3 minor edits/corrections
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\v 3 You know how weak I was when I was with you. You know that fear filled my heart, and that you saw me trembling in terror.
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\v 4 But you heard my message, and you know that when I spoke to you I did not give carefully planned speeches. Instead, the Spirit of God showed you that I was speaking the truth because of the power of the miracles he did through me.
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\v 5 I taught this way so you might trust in God because of his power, and not because of anything having to do with human wisdom.
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\v 5 I taught this way so you might trust in God because of his power and not because of anything having to do with human wisdom.
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\v 10 These are the very things that God has shown us by the Spirit. For the Spirit sees everything and he knows everything. He even knows the deepest and hidden secrets that only God himself knows about.
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\v 11 No one except the spirit of the person knows what he is thinking. So it is that no one knows the hidden things of God except the Spirit of God.
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\v 10 These are the very things that God has shown us by the Spirit. For the Spirit sees everything and he knows everything. He even knows the deepest hidden secrets that only God himself knows about.
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\v 11 No one except the spirit of the person knows what he is thinking. In the same way, no one knows the hidden things of God except the Spirit of God.
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\v 12 The Spirit that God gave us is not a spirit that comes from this world. We received the Spirit who comes from God. This Spirit helps us understand all the gifts God freely gives to us.
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\v 1 My brothers and sisters, when I was with you, you were not ready to hear the difficult truths about God. I could speak to you only as if you were little children who are joined to Christ.
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\v 2 I taught you things that were easy to understand, as a mother feeds milk to her babies. You were not ready for solid food. And even now, you are not ready.
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\v 2 I taught you things that were easy to understand, as a mother feeds milk to her babies. You were not ready for solid food. And even now you are not ready.
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\v 3 I say this because you are still acting as unbelievers even though you are Christians. I know you are not ready because many of you are jealous and quarreling with each other, and you are judging things just as if you were still unbelievers.
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\v 3 I say this because you are still acting as unbelievers even though you are Christians. I know you are not ready, because many of you are jealous and quarreling with each other, and you are judging things just as if you were still unbelievers.
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\v 4 Some of you say you are following what I, Paul, have taught; others say they are following what Apollos has taught. You are acting the way unbelievers act.
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\v 5 Compared to the great work that God has done in your lives, Apollos is not important. Neither is Paul important. We are both servants, and we serve the same God in the ways that he has assigned to us.
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\v 7 Let me say it again: The ones who plant the seeds and water them, we do not matter in the least. God is the one who gives the growth. You are like a garden that he has planted.
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\v 8 The one who plants and the one who waters are working in the same job. But each one individually will be paid according to the work he has done.
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\v 8 The one who plants and the one who waters are working on the same job. But each one individually will be paid according to the work he has done.
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\v 9 We are working together with God and we both belong to God. But as for you, God is growing you in his field. It is as if he were constructing a building out of you.
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\v 11 For no other foundation can be laid other than the one that has already been set in place. That foundation is Jesus Christ.
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\v 12 We are like builders who choose what to put on top of that foundation. Builders can chose to use valuable materials like gold, silver, and precious stones, or they can choose to use worthless materials like wood, hay, and straw.
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\v 12 We are like builders who choose what to put on top of that foundation. Builders can choose to use valuable materials like gold, silver, and precious stones, or they can choose to use worthless materials like wood, hay, and straw.
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\v 13 God will judge our work and put on display what each of us has done for him. He will send fire to test the work we have done. That fire will prove the quality of the work that we did for him.
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\v 14 If what a person builds survives the fire that tests what he built, he will receive a reward for his work,
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\v 15 But if the fire burns up all his work, he will lose all his reward, but God can still save him, even though the flames completely devour everything he did.
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\v 14 If what a person builds survives the fire that tests what he built, he will receive a reward for his work.
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\v 15 But if the fire burns up all his work, he will lose all his reward; but God can still save him, even though the flames completely devour everything he did.
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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.
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\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 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 18 Be on guard that you do not deceive yourselves. If any of you thinks he has great wisdom that unbelievers will admire, he should be careful. He would be far better off if he leaves alone all the things that unbelievers want, even if they consider him a fool for doing so. When he leaves those things alone, he will begin to learn what is true wisdom.
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\v 18 Be on guard that you do not deceive yourselves. If any of you thinks he has great wisdom that unbelievers will admire, he should be careful. He would be far better off if he leaves alone all the things that unbelievers want, even if they consider him a fool for doing so. When he leaves those things alone, he will begin to learn what true wisdom is.
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\v 19 What the world considers to be great wisdom is really foolishness to God. For scripture says,
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\q "God catches the wise in their own foolish plans."
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\v 20 And again scripture teaches,
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\q "The Lord overhears all the planning of the wise, and he knows that in the end, they will lose everything."
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\q "The Lord overhears all the planning of the wise, and he knows that in the end they will lose everything."
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