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'''I Corinthians''' (when spoken, called "First Corinthians") is a [[book]] in the [[New Testament]].

'''I Corinthians''' (when spoken, called "First Corinthians"; also labeled as '''1 Corinthians''') is a [[book]] in the [[New Testament]].

The authorship attribution to the [[Apostle Paul]] is generally accepted, even among liberal theologians.  However, three portions are questioned: 10:1-22 (sometimes) and more commonly 11:2-16 and 14:34-35.  The issue with those verses is due to inconsistent manuscript placement: in some manuscripts the verses are at the end of the chapters instead of their traditional placement.

The authorship attribution to the [[Apostle Paul]] is generally accepted, even among liberal theologians.  However, three portions are questioned: 10:1-22 (sometimes) and more commonly 11:2-16 and 14:34-35.  The issue with those verses is due to inconsistent manuscript placement: in some manuscripts the verses are at the end of the chapters instead of their traditional placement.