Paul places charity above eloquence, prophecy, knowledge, faith, sacrificial giving, and dramatic self-denial. Without love, impressive gifts amount to nothing. Charity is then described by its actions and attitudes, and Paul contrasts temporary partial gifts with the enduring realities of faith, hope, and charity.
Paul places charity above eloquence, prophecy, knowledge, faith, sacrificial giving, and dramatic self-denial. Without love, impressive gifts amount to nothing. Charity is then described by its actions and attitudes, and Paul contrasts temporary partial gifts with the enduring realities of faith, hope, and charity.
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