Paul wrote his second epistle to Corinth to defend his calling, character and conduct. He also explains his ministerial views and th need to amass relief funds for saints in need.
A walkthru is a verse by verse inductive study that will guide you through the book, enjoying God’s company along the way. Find new discoveries and fresh spiritual insight from the Holy Spirit as you allow God’s Word to become a part of you.
II Corinthians 10: Paul’s Vindication of his Apostleship
II Corinthians 11: Suffering for Christ
II Corinthians 12: Paul’s Visions and Revelations
II Corinthians 13: A Plea for Self-examination
II Corinthians 1: Paul’s Thanksgiving to God
II Corinthians 2: Triumphant Through Christ
II Corinthians 3: The New Covenant
II Corinthians 4: Christ Our Ministerial Motivation
II Corinthians 5: The Love of Christ
II Corinthians 6: Public Ministry and the Need for Reconciliation
II Corinthians 7: The Corinthian’s Response to Paul’s Letter
II Corinthians 8: The Proper Attitude Toward Finances
II Corinthians 9: Principles and Promises Concerning Giving
II Corinthians 11: Suffering for Christ
II Corinthians 12: Paul’s Visions and Revelations
II Corinthians 13: A Plea for Self-examination
II Corinthians 1: Paul’s Thanksgiving to God
II Corinthians 2: Triumphant Through Christ
II Corinthians 3: The New Covenant
II Corinthians 4: Christ Our Ministerial Motivation
II Corinthians 5: The Love of Christ
II Corinthians 6: Public Ministry and the Need for Reconciliation
II Corinthians 7: The Corinthian’s Response to Paul’s Letter
II Corinthians 8: The Proper Attitude Toward Finances
II Corinthians 9: Principles and Promises Concerning Giving
Dr John & Doris Knoles
Biblical
- Gospel Characters: Who Am I?
- The Four Gospels: A Comparison
- Matthew, Mark, Luke & John: Outlines
- Chronology of Paul’s Life
- Romans : A Capitulation
- Categorical Sufferings of Paul
- Rome, the Caesars, and Key Dates
Marital
- How to Use the Financial Worksheets
- Financial Worksheets
- Free Credit Reports
- Dear Pastor
- Cohabitation Conundrum: Is Living Together A Precursor To Divorce?
- Words Women Use
- Principles and Practices to Save Money