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   Corinthians
   Two epistles (Corinthians I, Corinthians II) in the New Testament to the church at Corinth; attributed to St
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   Corinthians
   (from the article `Football`) ...through 19 games with a 33–3 goals record, and goalkeeper José Buljubasich set a Chilean record with 1,361 minutes unbeaten. Two teams celebrated ...
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   Corinthians
   Corinthians (kurin'thēunz) , two letters of the New Testament. They were written to the church at Corinth by Paul whose stay in Corinth is recorded in the Acts of the Apostles. First Corinthians, written probably at Ephesus early in A.D. 55, is one of the longest and most important epistle...
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   Corinthians
   Corinthians is the name for inhabitants of Corinth in Greece. Hence the book in the bible called Corinthians refers to epistles addressed to the inhabitants of the ancient city of Corinth.
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