THE SECOND EPISTLE OF ST. PAUL TO THE CORINTHIANS

In this Epistle St. Paul comforts those who are now reformed by his

admonitions to them in the former and absolves the incestuous man on

doing penance, whom he had before excommunicated for his crime. Hence

he treats of true penance and of the dignity of the ministers of the

New Testament. He cautions the faithful against false teachers and the

society of infidels. He gives an account of his sufferings and also of

the favours and graces which God hath bestowed on him. This second

Epistle was written in the same year with the first and sent by Titus

from some place in Macedonia.

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