What, I ask, is Apollos? or what is Paul? Servants through whom you were led to accept the Faith; and that only as the Lord helped each of you.

In this the man who plants and the man who waters are one; yet each will receive his own reward in proportion to his own labor.

The quality of each man's work will become known, for the Day will make it plain; because that Day is to be ushered in with fire, and the fire itself will test the quality of every man's work.

Do not deprive each other of what is due-unless it is only for a time and by mutual consent, so that your minds may be free for prayer till you again live as man and wife-lest Satan should take advantage of your want of self-control and tempt you.

For, as you eat, each of you tries to secure his own supper first, with the result that one has too little to eat, and another has too much to drink!

Let each man look into his own heart, and only then eat of the bread and drink from the cup.

To each man there is given spiritual illumination for the general good.

All these result from one and the same Spirit, who distributes his gifts to each individually as he wills.

But in fact God has placed each individual part just where he thought fit in the body.

What do I suggest, then, Brothers? Whenever you meet for worship, each of you comes, either with a hymn, or a lesson, or a revelation, or the gift of 'tongues,' or the interpretation of them; let everything be directed to the building up of faith.

If any of you use the gift of 'tongues,' not more than two, or at the most three, should do so-each speaking in his turn-and some one should interpret them.

But each in his proper order-Christ the first-fruits; afterwards, at his Coming, those who belong to the Christ.

God gives it the body that he pleases-to each seed its special body.

On the first day of every week each of you should put by what he can afford, so that no collections need be made after I have come.