1 Corinthians 12:12-31

I. Spirit baptized - a singular body (v. 12-13) II. God placed - a chosen diversity (v. 14-19) III. God composed - an inverted hierarchy (v. 20-26) IV. Christ represented - a gifted unity (v. 27-31)

1 Corinthians 12:1-11

I. The Evidence of the Holy Spirit (1-3) II. The Distribution of the Gifts by the Triune God (4-7) III. The Kinds of Gifts of the Holy Spirit (8-11)

1 Corinthians 11:17-34

I. Problem with the Lord's Table: Selfishness in coming together (v. 17-22) II. Doctrine of the Lord's Table: Death (v. 23-26) III. Implication of the Lord's Table: Judgement (v. 27-32) IV. Application of the Lord's Table: Selflessness in coming together (v. 33-34)

1 Corinthians 11:2-16

I. Commendation for Maintaining Traditions (2) II. The Created Order of Authority (3) III. The Corrupt Practice (4-5a) a)Argument from ____________________ (5b-6) b)Argument from ____________________ (7) c)Argument from ____________________ (10) IV. Clarification (11) V. Concluding Appeals a)Appeal to ____________________ (13-15) b)Appeal to the ____________________ (16) VI. Application for us

I. An encompassing summary of Christian freedom II. An exalted vision of Christian love a. A passion - glorifying God b. A priority - serving others c. A pattern - following Christ

I. The Comand (14) II.The Explanation (15-22) a) The Union Implied in Communion (15-18) b) The Union of Demons in Idolatry (19-21) III. The Warning (22)

I. Israel's Experiential Knowledge (v. 1-5) II. Israel's Massive Failures (v. 6-11) III. Israel is a Warning to Us (v. 12-13)

I. Job's Annoyance: He Is Innocent (v. 1-6)II. Job's Affliction: God Is Against Him (v. 7-12)III. Job's Abandonment: Everyone Despises Him (v. 13-22)IV. Job's Assurance: Christ Will Redeem and Resurrect Him (v. 23-29)

1) The credentials of Paul's apostleship2) The rights of Gospel workers3) The motivations for Gospel work