But we preach Christ crucified (ημεις δε κηρυσσομεν Χριστον εσταυρωμενον). Grammatically stated as a partial result (δε) of the fo…

But we. We who are Christian preachers make Christ crucified the grand subject of our instructions and our aims, in contrast to the Jew an…

But we preach.—The gospel of Christ crucified made its way by those very qualities which they regarded as “weakness and folly,” vi…

For the Jews require a sign, and the Greeks seek after wisdom: but we preach Christ crucified, unto the Jews a stumblingblock, and unto the Gre…

Paul’s task is to preach Christ crucified. He uses the form of the verb “crucified” that implies that Christ’s death has a continuous vicarious eff…

But we preach Christ crucified
Regardless of the sentiments and opinions of Jews and Gentiles, of what the one required and th…

Paul had been educated in Jewish learning; but the plain preaching of a crucified Jesus was more powerful than all the oratory and philosophy of th…

After condemning their conflict with a reason based on baptism, the Apostle disapproves of it again with a reason based on doctrine. For some of th…