Regarded as the most personal of Paul\'s weighty and strong" (10: 10) letters, the Second Letter to the Corinthians continues to contribute toward the building up - (13: 10) of its readers. -.
Chapters are Corinth and Paul\'s Visits, - Paul\'s Corinthian Correspondence, - Christianity in Corinth, - The Events Between 1 and 2 Corinthians, - Paul\'s Opponents, - One Integral Letter? - A Structured Survey of the Letter, - The Theological Significance of the Letter.
It is both profound in its content and style for its original audience as well as for today\'s readers.
Yet 2 Corinthians is an especially important document because of Paul\'s ongoing reflection on his ministry.
Not an easy letter to follow, the emotional language used in 2 Corinthians, the question of the integrity of 2 Corinthians as a letter, and inadequate information about the concrete situation at Corinth and the identity of Paul\'s opponents make following the flow of Paul\'s argument difficult at times.
Second Corinthians is, therefore, highly significant theologically as well as autobiographically.
He extensively describes both the quality and circumstances of his apostolic existence: the sufferings he endures, the opposition he encounters, and his continual care for the Churches.
In this letter Paul more than once fiercely counters the attacks of his opponents.
The Second Letter to the Corinthians is an implicit yet undeniable plea that Paul addresses to the Christians of Corinth and is impressive above all for its exposition of the apostle\'s identity.
Regarded as the most personal of Paul\'s weighty and strong" (10: 10) letters, the Second Letter to the Corinthians continues to contribute toward the building up - (13: 10) of its readers
