1 Coríntios 1

1 Coríntios 1

Henry writes - Paul, and Sosthenes his brother, not a fellow-apostle, but a fellow-minister, once a ruler of the Jewish synagogue (Acts 18:17+), afterwards a convert to Christianity, a Corinthian by birth, as is most probable, and dear to this people, for which reason Paul, to ingratiate himself with them, joins them with himself in his first salutations. There is no reason to suppose he was made a partaker of the apostle's inspiration (THAT IS HE DID NOT HELP PAUL WRITE THIS EPISTLE), for which reasons he speaks, through the rest of the epistle, in his own name, and in the singular number.