Worship in 1 Corinthians /
Buchanan, Colin O.(Colin Ogilvie),1934-author.
"Can we know what worship in the gathered assembly was like in first-century Corinth? What we call Paul's first letter to the Corinthians reveals a wider diversity of activities, including the reading of Scripture, the sharing of a meal, and various acts of speech. This study explores each of these elements and their significance. It then looks at how these might be translated into a contemporary liturgical context, and offers a usable liturgial text for the present day."--
Includes bibliographical references (page 28).
Introduction -- The Corinthian believers and Paul's first letter to them -- Identifing the liturgical components -- Putting the components together -- Translating into a text -- Notes.
"Can we know what worship in the gathered assembly was like in first-century Corinth? What we call Paul's first letter to the Corinthians reveals a wider diversity of activities, including the reading of Scripture, the sharing of a meal, and various acts of speech. This study explores each of these elements and their significance. It then looks at how these might be translated into a contemporary liturgical context, and offers a usable liturgial text for the present day."--
Worship
Public worship