A lost “Letter of Tears” to this city is possibly preserved in a different text addressed to this city that advises against being “unequally yoked.” A message to this city reminds its readers “you were bought at a price” in commanding them to “honor god with your body.” A text explaining the full doctrine of the Resurrection to this city compares it and other matters of faith to “seeing through a glass, darkly.” In the 13th chapter of a message to this city, the writer compares himself to a “clanging cymbal” before a passage beginning “love is patient, love is kind” (-5[1])that is often read at weddings. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])along with Thessalonica, (10[1])Paul wrote two epistles to what Greek city (-5[1])on an isthmus? ■END■ (10[3]0[2])