New Testament · 13 chapters

2 Corinthians

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Session 1 · 2 Corinthians 1–5

Paul blesses the God of all comfort, explains his affliction in Asia, and insists that his changed plans were not a fickle yes and no.
The church should forgive and comfort the disciplined offender, and Paul refuses to peddle the word, for he is the aroma of Christ.
Ministers of a new covenant of the Spirit are not commended by letters of ink, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.
Treasure sits in jars of clay so the power is God's, and a slight momentary affliction prepares an eternal weight of glory.
Walking by faith, they will appear before Christ's judgment seat, and God makes the sinless One to be sin so that we become God's righteousness.

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Session 2 · 2 Corinthians 6–10

Now is the day of salvation, and the church must not be unequally yoked, for they are the temple of the living God.
Godly grief produced repentance and zeal, and Titus brought comfort from a church that had received the severe letter well.
The Macedonians gave beyond their means with joy, and Paul sends Titus so the Corinthians will finish the grace they began.
God loves a cheerful giver, supplies seed to the sower, and the gift overflows in many thanksgivings to God.
Paul's weapons are not fleshly, his authority builds up, and the one who boasts must boast in the Lord inside the sphere God assigned.

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Session 3 · 2 Corinthians 11–13

Paul plays the fool to expose false apostles, listing dangers, hunger, and anxiety for the churches as the true marks of his service.
A thorn in the flesh is left after prayer, and the Lord says that His grace is sufficient, for power is made perfect in weakness.
On a third visit he will not spare unrepentant sin, and he tells them to examine themselves to see whether they are in the faith.

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