Our brother (τον αδελφον ημων). Not Paul's personal brother, but a brother in Christ, one whom Paul had tested and was willing to …

And we have sent with them our brother. Who this was is completely unknown, and conjecture is useless. Some have supposed that it was Apol…

And we have sent with them our brother.—Who this second unnamed brother was is again simply matter of conjecture. Of the names con…

And we have sent with them our brother, whom we have often proved diligent in many things, but now much more diligent, upon the great confidenc…

The second anonymous representative who would travel to Corinth with Titus is identified simply as “our brother,” i.e, a brother in Christ . On man…

On account of the great confidence. The meaning is, “I am not afraid that their coming to you will prove vain and fruitless, for I have al…

And we have sent with him our brother
This is a third person sent about this business. The apostle, in this, conform…

The apostle commends the brothers sent to collect their charitable offering, so that it might be known who they were and how safely they could be t…

After addressing the collections to which they should contribute, the Apostle then discusses the ministers by whom these collections should be made…