As one of a series of outstanding studies into the truth of the Word of God, this book “Second Corinthians” provides details of what the Apostle Paul wrote to the church of God in the city of Corinth and in the whole of Achaia. The Study Guide and New Translation from the Critical Greek Texts and Papyri include his teaching on more about what God has made available and regarding the gift of holy spirit which is the deposit of the New Covenant between God and Christians by means of the Lord Jesus Christ.
This book should help anyone wanting to learn the depths of the Book of Second Corinthians. The layperson can use the Study Guide as reference when reading any popular version of the Bible, including the King James Version. For the Biblical student and researcher, the Study Guide to the Book of Second Corinthians should serve very well as a primary source of Biblical research, reference, and Bible commentary. For the teacher and the preacher, the material should prove more than adequate in the preparation of accurate and detailed Bible Lessons and Sermons.
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The Book of Second Corinthians is a letter (epistle) that the Apostle Paul wrote to the church of God in the city of Corinth (his first visit there is recorded in Acts 18:1-18) and to all the holy-people in the whole of Achaia. These people were holy-people (sanctified-people, Christians, saints, children of the only true God) because they had already received the gift of holy spirit from God by means of the Lord Jesus Christ – Paul and others had preached the good-message (gospel) to them previously and they believed it.
Paul wrote this letter by revelation from God and/or the Lord Jesus Christ to remind and encourage the holy-people regarding the things of God, and to teach them more about all that God has made available, which includes more information regarding the gift of holy spirit which is the deposit of the new covenant between God and holy-people by means of the Lord Jesus Christ.
This second letter was written by Paul in Macedonia not long after he and others had left Asia in the autumn of 57 AD (see Acts 20:1), which was not many months after he sent his first letter to the Corinthian church. Corinth was the capital city of the Roman province of Achaia which was in the southern part of modern-day Greece.
