For we rejoice (χαιρομεν γαρ). Paul had far rather be weak in the sense of failing to exercise his apostolic power because they di…

For we are glad, when we are weak, etc. We rejoice in your welfare and are willing to submit to self-denial and infirmity, if it may promo…

For we are glad, when we are weak . . .—The last words cover many shades of meaning. We may think of the weakness of his …

Paul’s sole concern was to further and consolidate the truth of the Gospel (cf. 1 Corinthians 9:16). Thus he was happy whenever his con…

For, we rejoice. Either the causal particle γὰρ (for,) must be taken as meaning—therefore; or it is a second reason why …

For we are glad when we are weak
Appear to be so, look like persons disarmed of all power and authority; the apostle…

The most desirable thing we can ask of God, for ourselves and our friends, is to be kept from sin, so that we and they may not do evil. We have far…

After threatening God’s severe judgment, the Apostle warns them to be ready so that they will not experience it. First, he gives the admonition; se…