2 Corinthians - Ephesus

Ch.1 What did Paul Praise about and where was he?

• He was in Jerusalem and Praising God for food

• He was in Corinth And Praising God for comforting him

• He was in Corinth and was praising God for Video Games

Ch.2 What was Paul talking about in Forgiveness of the Offender.

• He was talking about Money, riches, and fame.

• He was talking about food, water, and shelter.

• He was talking about reaffirming love, forgiving, and grief.

Ch.3 What was Paul talking about when he says people are letters from God

• It means that you are sent by God and people read you and you go out and tell his Message.

• It means that God gives you to people like how you send mail.

Ch.4 In Seeing the Invisible what things are seen temporal and things that are not seen eternal?

• Our feelings are eternal and our thoughts are temporal.

• The Universe is eternal but the earth is temporal.

• This life is temporary and heaven is eternal.

Ch. 5 What did Paul mean when paid he said, "These light afflictions nothing are compared to the eternal weight of glory to come?"

• He did not have any problems on earth.

• Even though he had a lot of pain and suffering he was looking forward to heaven.

• He liked living in his temporary body.

Ch. 6 What does this mean, "Be not unequally yoked together with unbelievers?"

• Don't talk with non-believers.

• Don't have any friends that are non-believers

• If you are a believer, do not marry a non-believer.

Ch. 7 In the beginning it talks about "Corinthians' Repentance," What is Corinthians Repentance?

• Cleansing of the body and being clean.

• Cleansing by an animal sacrifice.

• Cleansing of ourselves from all filthiness of the spirit.

Ch. 8 Can true Christians generosity be measured by how much they have to give?

• Only people that give a lot are Christians.

• No, often those who have less are more generous with what they have.

• Rich people give more.

Ch. 9 Why did Paul send Titus to Corinth.

• To pick up the collection, they were giving to the Macedonians.

• To find out if they were boasting.

• To tell the he was coming to visit.

Ch. 10 Does Paul minister according to the flesh.

• Paul depends on his own strength to fight battles.

• Paul uses smooth words to convince the people.

• No, For though he walks in the flesh, he does not war according to the flesh. His weapons are mighty in God for pulling down strongholds.