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t722h70634s	Clair E Mesick	Paul and the "Interlopers": Apostleship and Antagonism in the Corinthian Correspondence	2019		.txt	text/plain	351	9	42	In short, apostles who valued Judaism and relied on community support would have ample reason, simply from 1 Corinthians, to react against Paul: against his claims of unique authority and spiritual exemplarity; against his promotion of financial abstention over Christ's command that preachers of the gospel receive support for their work; and against his brief but dismissive statements about Jewish ethics and Jewish identity. In 1 Corinthians, Paul speaks as an authoritative figure, legislating on a host of social and ethical issues for a divided community.	cache/t722h70634s.txt	txt/t722h70634s.txt