Heinrich Meyer Commentary - 2 Corinthians 7:2

Heinrich Meyer Commentary - 2 Corinthians 7:2 - 7:16

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Heinrich Meyer Commentary - 2 Corinthians 7:2 - 7:16

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6:11 - 7:1
7:1 - 7:1
7:2 - 7:2
7:2 - 7:16
7:3 - 7:3
7:4 - 7:4
7:5 - 7:5
7:6 - 7:7
7:8 - 7:8
7:9 - 7:9
7:10 - 7:10
7:11 - 7:11
7:12 - 7:12
7:13 - 7:13
7:14 - 7:14
7:15 - 7:15
7:16 - 7:16

2Co_7:2-16. Regarding the impression made by the former Epistle and its result. A conciliatory outpouring of love and confidence serves as introduction, 2Co_7:2-4. Then an account how Paul received through Titus the comforting and cheering news of the impression made by his Epistle, 2Co_7:5-7. True, he had saddened the readers by his Epistle, but he regrets it no longer, but rejoices now on account of the nature and effect of this saddening, 2Co_7:8-12. Therefore he is calmed, and his joy is still more heightened by the joy of Titus, who has returned so much cheered that Paul saw all his boasts to Titus regarding them justified. He is glad to be of good courage in everything through them, 2Co_7:13-16.