This commentary draws its content from theConcordia Commentary series. This new lay-friendly edition includes all of the original translation and commentary but excludes technical notes, original biblical languages, and terminology required of an academic edition.
Today's world holds similar challenges that were present in Corinth during Paul's time. This commentary shows how Paul witnesses to Christ as a clear beacon who guides us through all of lives issues.
The author'streatment is quite exhaustive. A number of worthy items include Christian maturity, homosexuality, headship, unity in apostolic doctrine, the Lord's Supper, the Church Growth Movement, and tongues.
David P Kuske / Emeritus Professor / Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary
Lockwood's commentary has much to offer as he regularly relates texts in 1 Corinthians to contemporary issues in the church
Charles A. Wanamaker / UC San Diego, La Jolla, California
The Reverend Dr. Gregory J. Lockwood was professor at Australian Lutheran College in Adelaide. He has previously served as a missionary in Papua New Guinea, as a parish pastor, and as a professor at Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
