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Exploring the church of Corinth, this book delves into its development forty years after its founding by the apostle Paul, examining whether his positive influence persisted or if past issues lingered. It presents a detective-style investigation into the church's history, revealing timeless lessons from its early days. The narrative is enriched with thirteen captivating archaeological photos that provide visual context to the findings and enhance the reader's understanding of this significant New Testament community.