I will most gladly spend and be spent (ηδιστα δαπανησω κα εκδαπανηθησομα). Both future active of old verb δαπαναω to spend money, …

And I will very gladly spend. I am willing to spend my strength, time, life, and all that I have for your welfare, just as a father cheerf…

And I will very gladly spend and be spent.—The pronoun is emphatic, I, for my part. The latter verb implies spen…

The apostle announces that his third visit to Corinth is imminent and that his policy regarding support will not be altered. He is determined alway…

And I will most gladly spend—this, certainly, was evidence of a more than fatherly affection—that he was prepared to expend on their behal…

And I will gladly spend
Meaning all his time, talents, and strength, which God had bestowed upon him for their spiri…

We owe it to good people to stand up in the defense of their reputation. We are also under special obligations to acknowledge those from whom we ha…

Here, the Apostle shows that he is worthy of commendation for the good things he intends to do. He does three things:

1. He states his re…