The Book of 2 Corinthians

Paul explains the reasons for his delayed visit, expressing his suffering, comfort, and sincerity in his ministry.

Paul discusses his change of plans, emphasizing forgiveness and reconciliation towards the offender in Corinth.

Paul contrasts the ministry of the New Covenant, which brings life and glory, with the Old Covenant, which brought co...

Paul defends his ministry, emphasizing the glory of the gospel and the hope of eternal life, even in the face of suff...

Paul contrasts our temporary, groaning earthly bodies with our eternal heavenly dwelling, declares that believers are...

Paul urges believers to live in accordance with their salvation, separating themselves from unrighteousness and pursu...

Paul rejoices in the Corinthians' repentance and expresses his deep affection for them, urging them to continue ...

Paul encourages the Corinthians to excel in the grace of giving, following the example of Christ's sacrificial g...

Paul emphasizes the importance of cheerful and generous giving, promising that God will abundantly supply all the nee...

Paul defends his apostolic authority and warns against those who boast falsely.

Paul details his sufferings for the sake of the gospel and contrasts himself with the false apostles.

Paul describes his vision and revelation, as well as his thorn in the flesh, emphasizing that God’s power is perfecte...

Paul calls the Corinthians to examine themselves, warns them of his coming judgment, and urges them toward perfection.