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Adventistische Schriften über: "When was the church in Corinth founded by Paul?"
Answer
Paul founded the church in Corinth during his eight‑month stay, which began around the year AD 50. He initially worked there with Aquila and Priscilla as tentmakers and preached every Sabbath in the synagogue to persuade Jews and Greeks. In total, he spent one and a half years in the city to teach the believers before establishing a strong congregation.
Paul's Arrival and Ministry in Corinth
»Shortly after his arrival in Corinth, Paul found “a certain Jew named Aquila, native of Pontus, who had recently come from Italy with his wife Priscilla.” ... He stayed with them and worked. ... And he taught in the synagogue every Sabbath and persuaded Jews and Greeks. ... In his second letter to the believers in Corinth, which he wrote after having founded a strong church there, Paul reflected on his way of life among them.«
Duration of the Stay and Christian Instruction
»For a year and six months he had worked among them, pointing them to a crucified and risen Savior as the only means of salvation and urging them to unconditionally rely on the transforming power of his grace. Before he admitted those who professed Christianity into the fellowship of the church, he had been careful to give them special instruction about the privileges and duties of a Christian believer.«
Chronological Placement of the Founding
»Paul must therefore have arrived in Corinth no later than the end of the summer of AD 50. ... Paul’s stay in Corinth extended over eighteen months.«
Original Sources (English)
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