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THE STRUCTURE OF I CORINTHIANS AND PAUL'S THEOLOGICAL METHOD WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO 4:17 by KENNETH E. BAILEY Beirut, Lebanon Problems relating to the composition of I Corinthians have been widely discussed for decades. Conzelmann writes of the "loose con- struction" and of the "breaks and joins."1 H6ring, Schmithals and Weiss feel that these "breaks and joins" demonstrate that various letters compiled at various times have been brought together by an editor.2 Barrett, Conzelmann and Orr/Walther cautiously affirm unity for the entire book as it now stands.3 Orr/Walther mention the traditional outline, which is: A. Subjects raised with Paul orally
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