The Second Letter of Paul to the Corinthians

Paying the price is very important. If you do not pay for it, you will never achieve God's purpose for your life. According to Luke's Gospel Chapter 14, verses 28-32, the Lord wants us to calculate the cost of everything in life. You have to pay for the trip to succeed. In the third chapter of Paul's second letter to the Corinthians, we read two sets of materials for the enlightenment of the church: trees, hay and alfalfa, and gold, silver and precious stones. The most obvious difference between the two groups is the price.

Paul's second letter, Paul faced many new problems at the congregation of the first book of the Corinthians' letter. In the whole letter, he encouraged them to gather together, not keeping their discordant behavior. Many of the congregations formed their own arrogant factions. Paul argues that the meaning of the cross is beyond the wisdom of the world. Then he continued to face sexual ethics, divorce and marriage problems. He explained that it is "the temple of God", but we should praise God to our body. In addition, he continues to explain some of the communion (11: 17-34), showing how the Lord's Supper splits in the congregation. Paul told Corinthians to see himself before indulgence. Paul finally explained about the resurrection of the dead, and when Christ returns, the dead will live again, and the death itself will end.

Like Paul's first letter to the Corinthians, the second letter is also eye-catching because of its length. In the first few chapters of this letter Paul encouraged the Corinthians to remind that God is the source of all comfort and to rely on God in the event of weakness and conflict. The two chapters (8 and 9) are dedicated to the generosity of Christians of Jerusalem in Macedonian Church, and individuals appeal to Corinthians to suit their generosity. Paul wrote the last few chapters, defended his authority as an apostle of Christ, criticized false prophets to the Corinthians, and reminded many trials as apostles. He later joined the recommendation on how to live in harmony and "greet one another with Christian love."

Struggle is defined and experienced. In the second letter Paul attempted to solve the problem by exorcising the Corinthians through intense attacks, and remembered a collision with the third letter, but in this way their relationship to the Corinthians I encouraged him to see. Paul means new official. One way to analyze Galatian rhetoric is to select a specific rhetorical model for analyzing letters. In addition, it is clear that most scholars prefer to use the ancient rheology system in some way, only a relatively small number of scholars choose contemporary rhetorical methods. The advantage of choosing a specific model (ancient or modern) as a starting point for rhetorical analysis is clear. This makes it possible for people to accurately search for text, as most rhetoric models describe what they are looking for in fairly accurate terms.