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Adam Clarke on 1 Corinthians 1:1

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1 Corinthians1:1

The collection for the saints - Περι - της λογιας, from λεγω, to gather, or collect; translated by the Vulgate, de collectis, a contribution made by the rich for the relief of the poor. The Christians living at Jerusalem, we may naturally suppose, were greatly straitened; as the enmity of their countrymen to the Gospel of Christ led them to treat those who professed it with cruelty, and spoil them of their goods; (see Heb 10:34; and Rom 15:26; and see the note Rom 15:27); and the apostle hereby teaches that it was the duty of one Christian congregation to help another when in distress.

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