When we had come (ελθοντων ημων). Genitive absolute with second aorist active participle of ερχομα. Paul now returns to the incide…

For, when we were come into Macedonia. For the reasons that led Paul to go into Macedonia, see the comments on [Reference 2 Corinthians 1:…

For, when we were come into Macedonia . . .—His feeling has led him back to the narrative from which he had digressed in …

At this point Paul resumes the account of his movements broken off at 2:13. Although he expected to meet Titus when he (Paul) arrived in Macedonia,…

For when we had come into Macedonia, the heaviness of his grief tends to show how effective the consolation was. "I was pressed on every s…

For when we were come into Macedonia
From where Paul went in quest of Titus, not finding him at Troas, ([Reference 2…

There were fightings outside, or continual contentions with, and opposition from Jews and Gentiles; and there were fears within, and great concern …

After giving an admonition based on what came before, the Apostle now offers his commendation. He first commends the Corinthians and then explains …