Corinthians in Latin
Corinthians in Latin is Corinthios — Corinthians means either of two New Testament epistles addressed to the early Christian community in Corinth, traditionally attributed to Paul.
Corinthians in Latin
Corinthios
(biblical) Either of the two books in the New Testament of the Bible that are written as epistles to the people of Corinth and which are attributed to Paul the Apostle, Sosthenes and Timothy.
What does "Corinthians" mean?
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name Either of two New Testament epistles addressed to the early Christian community in Corinth, traditionally attributed to Paul.
"The wedding reading was taken from First Corinthians, chapter thirteen."
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Corinthians in a sentence
- The wedding reading was taken from First Corinthians, chapter thirteen.
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What is "Corinthians" in Latin?
"Corinthians" in Latin is Corinthios. Corinthians means: Either of two New Testament epistles addressed to the early Christian community in Corinth, traditionally attributed to Paul.
How do you use "Corinthians" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding reading was taken from First Corinthians, chapter thirteen." In Latin, "Corinthians" is Corinthios.
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