Morris Curry: Second Letter to the Corinthians

The comments on the Corinth II book are not very well written. But this service is very large. Paul here highlights two contracts. He emphasizes the value of Christian apostolicism in the face of the spiritistic prophetic action. He puts eschatology in the context of Christ's death. He reveals what the real ministry of the gospel is by declaring only the true Jesus in God's spirit. The article adds: “The second letter to the Corinthians sets the background of a whole new situation, the opposition to the authority of the apostle Paul, and the tension with the community. Christ is the one who sent him to this difficult city. Paul is as passionately attached to the Christians in Corinth as to Christ. The Corinthians are the letters of Christ written through their lives and their faith. Paul makes his apostolic weakness an essential part of the proclamation of the Gospel, leaving Christ with the power of grace and forgiveness to speak through him. His letters are compact, powerful and gentle, but often difficult and ever realistic. It is a truly remarkable testimony about the ministry of the great apostle.

Korean title: 코린토인들에게 보내는 둘째 편지

Korean author: 모리스 카레

Korean publisher: 성서와함께

ISBN-13: 9788976354044