1 Corinthians 4:19
19. ALFORD translates, "But come I will"; an emphatical negation of their supposition (1Co 4:18).
shortly—after Pentecost (1Co 16:8). if the Lord will—a wise proviso (Jas 4:15). He does not seem to have been able to go as soon as he intended. and will know—take cognizance of. but the power—I care not for their high-sounding "speech," "but" what I desire to know is "their power," whether they be really powerful in the Spirit, or not. The predominant feature of Grecian character, a love for power of discourse, rather than that of godliness, showed itself at Corinth.
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