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Introduction
Paul is quickly coming to the end of his letter.
Paul has some closing encouragements.
Paul is going to give all of us five imperatives that should be the hallmark of our lives!
Paul begins by answering another apparent question.
If you have your Bibles turn with me to and we’ll begin reading with verse 1.
1 Corinthians 16:1-4
I. Collection for God’s People
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It seems that the church at Corinth had heard about the churches in Galatia (most likely southern Galatia).
Apparently they had been taking up an offering for the poor in Jerusalem.
A. The church at Galatians
We have no record of Paul telling the Galatians to collect money.
B. Take up an offering on the 1st day of the week!
Each person should give according to their income.
C. When Paul arrives he’ll provide them letters of introduction.
The letters of introduction would be used when a group of trusted men would deliver their gift to Jerusalem.
Who knows, maybe Paul would travel with them.
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Paul’s proposed itinerary
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