I was with you (εγενομην προς υμας). Rather, "I came to you" (not ην, was). "I not only eschewed all affectation of cleverness or …

And I was with you. Paul continued there at least a year and six months (Acts 18:2).

In weakness. In conscious…

And I was with you.—To show that the real force of his teaching lay in its subject matter, and not in any power with which he may …

Paul adds, in effect, “I came preaching, simply as a frail insufficient human being; I came with fear and a great deal of trembling as I realized t…

And I was with you in weakness. He explains at greater length what he had previously touched upon—that he had nothing shining or excellent…

And I was with you in weakness
Meaning either the weakness of his bodily presence, the contemptibleness of his voice…

Christ, in his person, and offices, and sufferings, is the sum and substance of the gospel, and ought to be the great subject of a gospel minister'…

After indicating the proper way to present Christian doctrine, the Apostle now shows that he followed it. In this regard, he does three things. Fir…