Even unto this present hour (αχρ της αρτ ωρας). Αρτ (just now, this very minute) accents the continuity of the contrast as applied…

Even unto this present hour. Paul here drops the irony and begins a serious summary of his actual sufferings and trials. The phrase used h…

We both hunger.: From the strong irony of the last verse, the Apostle here passes, in the pathetic and sad description in…

To set the record straight, Paul describes in detail the hardships he and his fellow Christian workers have suffered throughout their ministry. He …

For to this hour. The Apostle here describes his condition, as if in a picture, so that the Corinthians may learn from his example to lay …

Even unto this present hour
What is about to be related was not what befell the apostles now and then, and a great w…

We have no reason to be proud; all that we have, are, or do that is good is due to the free and rich grace of God. A sinner snatched from destructi…

After rebuking the Corinthians for the rashne with which they judged Christ’s ministers, the Apostle now censures the self-satisfaction with which …