When the Apostle Paul travelled to Greece, he encountered the Corinthians (Greeks), who loved to worship their “gods” by lavishing them with expensive offerings upon the specially-built altars. Their altars, shrines, and temples were tall buildings made by the hands of men, richly decorated with exquisite designs, tall statues, engraved ceilings, marble columns, granite floors, hand-carved woodwork, gold, silver, and with burning incense filling the air. This was not a holy place, but a place of fornication, adultery, idolaters, extortionists, and the like.
We are God’s workmanship
In Ephesians 2:10, however, the Apostle Paul teaches us that we are God’s workmanship. We are His temple and His home. God is our architect and builder. We are not made with man’s hands, but by His. He is not a dead god,…
