1 Corinthians 12

1 Corinthians 12

Paul discusses spiritual gifts, stressing that although there are many different gifts, they all come from the same Spirit and are given for the common good. He uses the analogy of the human body to illustrate the unity and diversity of the church. Every member, whether visible or hidden, is essential, and the less honorable parts should be given greater honor. Paul concludes that God has arranged the church so that every member depends on every other member.

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Romans 15

Paul urges the strong to bear with the weak, following Christ's example. He outlines his mission to the Gentiles and asks the Romans to join him in prayer for his work.

Romans 16

Paul concludes with personal greetings to many individuals in the Roman church. He warns against those who cause division and offers a powerful final doxology of praise.

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