1 Corinthians 3:5
Servants <1249> [ministers.]
and <2532> [even.]
1 Corinthians 3:10
grace <5485> [to the.]
like ... skilled <5613 4680> [as a.]
I laid <5087> [I have.]
but someone else ..... And <1161 243> [and another.]
but ....... And .... must be careful <991 1161> [But let every.]
1 Corinthians 4:7
who ...... What ............... why <5101> [who.]
concedes you <1252 4571> [maketh thee to differ. Gr. distinguisheth thee. and what.]
who ...... What ............... why <5101> [why.]
1 Corinthians 4:9
I think <1380> [I.]
us apostles last .... as <2248 652 2078 5613> [us the apostles last, as. or, us the last apostles, as.]
we have become <1096> [we are.]
a spectacle <2302> [spectacle. Gr. theatre.]
both to angels and to people <2532 32 444> [to angels, and to men.]
1 Corinthians 5:3
am absent .................. just as <5613 548> [as absent.]
I have ... judged <2919> [judged. or, determined.]
1 Corinthians 7:7
I wish <2309> [I would.]
St. Paul evidently gave this advice in reference to the necessities of the church, or what he calls (ver. 26) the present distress; for it would be perfectly absurd to imagine that an inspired apostle would in the general, discountenance marriage, since it was of the greatest importance to the existence and happiness of future generations, and expressly agreeable to a Divine institution.
But <235> [But.]
1 Corinthians 7:25
With regard <4012> [concerning.]
people who have never married <3933> [virgins.]
The word [parthenos <\\See definition 3933\\>,] as well as the Latin {virgo,} "a virgin," though it generally signifies a maid, frequently denotes unmarried persons of both sexes; in which sense it is evidently used here by the apostle.
I have <2192> [have.]
shown mercy <1653> [obtained.]
1 Corinthians 7:29
time <2540> [the time.]
1 Corinthians 9:5
a believing <4013> [to lead.]
company <79> [a sister.]
wife <1135> [wife. or, woman. the brethren.]
Cephas <2786> [Cephas.]
1 Corinthians 11:34
<1536> [if any.]
judgment <2917> [condemnation. or, judgment. will I.]
when <5613> [when.]
