So am I (καγω). This is his triumphant refrain with each challenge.

Are they Hebrews? This proves that the persons who had caused the difficulty in Corinth were those of Hebrew extraction, though it may be …

Are they Hebrews?—This, then, was one of their boasts. They were Jews of Palestine, speaking Aramaic, reading the Law and Prophets…

(19–21a) Probably no verses in the letter are more scathingly ironical than these. Not only do the Corinthians humor fools; they do so “gladly,” be…

He now, by enumerating particular instances, allows them to see more distinctly that he would by no means be found inferior if matters came to a co…

Are they Hebrews? so am I
The nation of the Jews were called Hebrews, not from Abraham, as some have ^F23 …

The apostle gives an account of his labors and sufferings; not out of pride or vainglory, but to the honor of God, who enabled him to do and suffer…

Having given the reasons for commending himself and the causes why the Corinthians should bear with him, the Apostle now begins his commendation. I…