The Letters to the Corinthians

Set in the backdrop of ancient Corinth, the book delves into Paul's letters written during his time in Ephesus around AD 55. It explores his passionate call for unity and guidance to the struggling church, highlighting his character traits of humility, strength, and zeal. William Barclay provides insight into how these epistles serve as both a heartfelt appeal and a robust defense of the Christian faith, revealing the complexities of early church dynamics in one of the ancient world's most vibrant cities.