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 Paul's Most Autobiographical Letter
2 Corinthians — Pauline Epistles
Πρὸς Κορινθίους Βʹ — 13 chapters
Paul's most autobiographical letter — the God of all comfort, treasure in clay jars, new covenant glory, the great exchange, cheerful giving, demolishing strongholds, the fool's boast, thorn in the flesh, sufficient grace, the Trinitarian benediction.

 Letter Structure

Part I — Chapters 1–7
The Ministry of Comfort and New Covenant
The God of all comfort. Paul's near-death Asia crisis. Forgiveness of the offender. New covenant glory surpassing old. Treasure in clay jars. Walk by faith not by sight. The great exchange — him who knew no sin made sin for us. Godly grief and the Titus report.
Chapters 1 – 7
Part II — Chapters 8–9
The Grace of Giving
The Macedonian model of radical generosity. Christ who was rich became poor so we might become rich. Equality as the goal. Sow sparingly reap sparingly. God loves a cheerful giver (ἱλαρός). The harvest of thanksgiving to God.
Chapters 8 – 9
Part III — Chapters 10–13
Apostolic Defense — The Fool's Boast
Divinely powerful weapons demolishing strongholds. Taking every thought captive. The super-apostles exposed. Paul's hardship catalog — five floggings, three shipwrecks, one stoning. Third heaven vision. Thorn in the flesh. My grace is sufficient. The Trinitarian benediction.
Chapters 10 – 13

 All 13 Chapters