1 Coríntios 3
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1 Coríntios 3:2
In spiritual matters, "solid food" means the teaching about the Father and the Son. In the Old Testament, solid food appears under the guise of typology, as, for example, when we read about the serpent which Moses lifted up in the wilderness. This serpent was a picture, or type, of Christ, which explains why it was that the people were saved when they looked at it. — COMMENTARY ON 1 CORINTHIANS 1.12.17-23
1 Coríntios 3:10
This warning applies to you and me as well. If I do not build properly on the foundation already laid for me, then the fire will consume my work on the day of judgment. — COMMENTARY ON 1 CORINTHIANS 1.15.18-20
1 Coríntios 3:11
The other apostles laid this foundation among the Jews, while Paul and Barnabas laid it among the Gentiles. — COMMENTARY ON 1 CORINTHIANS 1.15.41-42
1 Coríntios 3:12
If we think what is right and good, then we are building on a foundation of gold. If we repeat every holy word that has been spoken without corrupting it, then we are building on a foundation of silver. If all our works are good, then we are building on precious stones. But if I sin after laying the foundation, then I am building on wood; if I continue, I am building on hay, and finally, if I still go on, I am building on straw. — COMMENTARY ON 1 CORINTHIANS 1.15.46-55
1 Coríntios 3:21
The believer owns everything there is, but the unbeliever is effectively penniless. Anything he may have has been stolen. — COMMENTARY ON 1 CORINTHIANS 2.17.12-14