Sermons on 1 Corinthians 13

Paul turns from spiritual gifts to “a still more excellent way” by declaring the necessity and character of love. He says that eloquence, prophecy, knowledge, faith, generosity, and even martyrdom amount to nothing without love. He describes love as patient, kind, humble, truthful, enduring, and not self-seeking or resentful. In the letter’s argument about life in the church, this chapter sets love above the partial gifts that will pass away. It plainly raises the themes of Christian love and the permanence of what is perfect.

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