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Furnish gives a thorough explaination of II Corinthians, and I strongly recommend it for those who want to get as much as possible out of II Corinthians. Furnish does make for some more difficult reading however, so just make sure you're up for the reading. But if you're thinking about investing in it I would encourage you to do so.
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Victor Paul Furnish's commentary on 2 Corinthians is helpful in providing an overall frame for addressing the letter and there are some real gems in this commentary. The length of this commentary and its age prevent it from being readily accesible for many users, but it is still a valuable resource on this often neglected letter.
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victories over Achaean armies at Scarphea and Phocis (see Wiseman 1979: 460-62). Meanwhile, the Roman consul Lucius Mummius was en route by sea, under orders to use force against the Achaeans if that was needed. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
first person singular predominates, introductory gar, apostolic jurisdiction, apostolic confidence, tearful letter, rival apostles, hardship lists, verb parakalein, sorrowful visit, apostolic boldness, eis hymas, renowned brother, apostolic hardships, apostolic signs, true apostleship, present verse, surpassing splendor, double visit, being annulled, kata sarka, kai gar, apostolic service, epistolary aorist, clothe oneself, apostolic credentials Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New Testament, Jesus Christ, Corinthian Christians, New York, Christ Jesus, Dio Chrysostom, Roman Corinth, Hellenistic Judaism, Apoc Bar, Special Laws, Neuen Testament, Greek Bible, Paul's Corinthian, Asia Minor, Moral Epistles, Old Testament, Christians of Jerusalem, Grand Rapids, Pol Phil, Son of God, Allegorical Int, Corinth Excavations, God's Spirit, Mount Sinai, Pastoral Epistles New!
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- Dead Sea Scrolls in English by G Vermes in Copyright, and page 93
- Manual Grammar of the Greek New Testament: With Index by H. E. Dana in Front Matter, and page 67
- Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the Old Testament Volume II: Pseudepigrapha by R. H. Charles in Copyright, and Front Matter
- Current issues in Biblical and patristic interpretation; by Gerald F. [Ed] Hawthorne on page 83, and page 90
- Dio Chrysostom and the New Testament: Collected Parallels (Studia Ad Corpus Hellenisticum Novi Testamenti) by G. Mussies on page 84
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