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I Corinthians 16:3
Excerpted from: Defining GraceIn I Corinthians 16:3, the context here has to do with the collection that was being taken for the poor saints in Jerusalem, and it says:
In the King James, that word gift is translated "liberality." It has the meaning of a thank offering, something freely given. The saints in Jerusalem did not earn it, they really did not deserve it. It was freely given by the Corinthians in order to help those in the Jerusalem area out. And so it was charis, it was a gift.
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