Second Epistle to the Corinthians

scripture · epistle · c. 55–56 · Greek

The most personal of Paul's letters: the apostle defending a ministry of weakness — 'we have this treasure in jars of clay' — against the super-apostles, with the great chapters on the new covenant, reconciliation and the collection for Jerusalem.

To: the church in Corinth

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