Day 338 (2 Corinthians 1-4) - Year 5

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 4 December 2023

⏱️ 10 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey Bible Readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.
0:07.0	It's day four of our International Challenge Week and we're posting about this all
0:16.6	week on our social media. That may be the easiest way for you to forward our
0:20.7	information to your people abroad.
0:22.8	Feel free to screenshot and re-share our stories with your friends.
0:26.1	Okay, let's get to recapping.
0:29.8	Today we jumped into 2 Corinthians, which is at least Paul's third letter to the Corinthians
0:33.7	because there's also zero Corinthians which we've never found and maybe more.
0:37.6	Yesterday as we finished off 1st Corinthians, Paul told him he hoped that letter would
0:41.5	help smooth out some of the tension. He said he's coming to visit soon and that in the meantime they should collect money for the believers in Jerusalem.
0:47.8	Between that letter and this letter, some people repented of the things he addressed, while others rebelled all the more.
0:54.0	And for some of those who rebelled,
0:55.7	his subsequent visit is what God used to turn their hearts back to him.
0:59.5	Paul writes this letter in response to the whole situation. He starts out by praising the God of mercy and
1:04.8	comfort. Paul has experienced both of these things in the midst of all he has endured. He says
1:09.9	God does that in part so that when we experience Christ's comfort, we know how to pass it on to others who are suffering.
1:16.1	It's always helpful for me to remember that he says to comfort those who are afflicted, not instruct them.
1:21.7	Paul reiterates this later in Romans 1215 when he says to weep with those who weep
1:26.4	not put together a detailed list of how they could have avoided this or why it's not actually a big deal at all
1:31.2	or how to solve it instead he calls us to enter in and to speak comfort and hope.
1:37.1	Paul and his traveling companions endured a lot in Asia specifically and he's probably talking about
1:42.0	all the persecutions they experienced in
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