Chapter seven contains one of the most personal parts of this letter. Paulās genuine love and care for his churches were nothing rare; we find it all over his letters. Mentions of his coworkers are also plentiful throughout his writings. What makes this chapter special, though, is that digs to the very heart of his […]
Chapter six contains two primary sections. As Paul wrapped up the self-defense of his authority and ministry that he had spent the past several chapters declaring, he presented the Corinthians with two challenges. First, he challenged them to not turn away from the message he had presented (2 Corinthians 6:1-10). āTo receive the grace of
Chapter five is a kind of āreverse parallelā of chapter four. In the previous chapter, the first section focused on Paulās ministry and the second on his perspective on this life. Chapter five reverses this, with the first section continuing his perspective from chapter four (2 Corinthians 5:1-10) and the second section focusing back on
