Another Jesus (αλλον Ιησουν). Not necessarily a different Jesus, but any other "Jesus" is a rival and so wrong. That would deny th…

For if he that cometh, etc. There is much difficulty in this verse in ascertaining the true sense, and commentators have been greatly perp…

For if he who comes preaches another Jesus.—The singular points, like the “any man,” “such a one,” of [Reference 2 Corint…

Paul’s fear had a foundation in fact; the “if” as used here denotes an actual, not a hypothetical, situation (i.e., “if, as has happened, someone c…

For if he that cometh. He now reproves the Corinthians for the excessive readiness they showed to receive the false apostles. For while th…

For if he that cometh
Meaning either some particular man, the apostle might have had some information of, who came from Judea …

The apostle desired to preserve the Corinthians from being corrupted by the false apostles. There is only one Jesus, one Spirit, and one gospel, to…

Having described the zeal he had for the Corinthians and proved it reasonable, the Apostle now rejects their excuse. In this regard, he does two th…