SDA Bible Commentary Introduction to 2nd Corinthians

SDA Bible Commentary

Introduction to 2nd Corinthians

According to SDA Bible Commentary Intro to 2 Cor.

, textual evidence attests to what brief title?

ANS: Pros Korinthious B (literally “To the

Corinthians 2”

, the oldest extant manuscript of 2

Corinthians dates from when?

, the oldest extant manuscript of 2

Corinthians dates from when?

ANS: about the 3rd century

, what longer title to 2 Corinthians was not

found until much later than the 3rd century A.D.?

, what longer title to 2 Corinthians was not

found until much later than the 3rd century A.D.?

ANS: “The Second Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the

Corinthians”

, what kind of evidence conclusively attests

Pauline authorship?

, what kind of evidence conclusively attests

Pauline authorship?

ANS: internal and external

5 points. According to SDA Bible Commentary Intro

to 2 Cor. page 821, name five of the early church

fathers who had quotations from or made reference

to 2 Corinthians. Be sure to differentiate persons

with the same name.

to 2 Cor. page 821, name five of the early church

fathers who had quotations from or made reference

to 2 Corinthians. Be sure to differentiate persons

with the same name.

ANS: Clement of Rome, Polycarp, Irenaeus,

Clement of Alexandria, Tertullian

, whose quotations and references provide

abundant testimony to 2 Corinthians genuineness

and integrity?

, whose quotations and references provide

abundant testimony to 2 Corinthians genuineness

and integrity?

ANS: early Church Fathers and writers

, who wrote an epistle to the Corinthians

about 35 years after Paul wrote 2 Corinthians and

dealt with the same conditions as Paul did? Be

specific.

, who wrote an epistle to the Corinthians

about 35 years after Paul wrote 2 Corinthians and

dealt with the same conditions as Paul did? Be

specific.

ANS: Clement of Rome

, about how many years after Paul wrote 2

Corinthians did Clement of Rome write a letter to the

Corinthians and deal with many of the same issues

as Paul had?

, about how many years after Paul wrote 2

Corinthians did Clement of Rome write a letter to the

Corinthians and deal with many of the same issues

as Paul had?

ANS: about 35 years (A.D. 95)

, who wrote to the Philippians and quoted 2

Cor. 8:21?

, who wrote to the Philippians and quoted 2

Cor. 8:21?

ANS: Polycarp

, where was Polycarp bishop?

ANS: Smyrna

, who quotes and comments on Paul’s

account of his rapture to the third heaven?

, who quotes and comments on Paul’s

account of his rapture to the third heaven?

ANS: Irenaeus

, Irenaeus wrote Against Heresies and

quotes and comments upon Paul’s account of what?

, Irenaeus wrote Against Heresies and

quotes and comments upon Paul’s account of what?

ANS: his rapture to the third heaven in 2 Cor. 12:2-

, where was Irenaeus bishop?

ANS: Lyons

, who quotes from 2 Corinthians not less

than 20 times? Be specific.

, who quotes from 2 Corinthians not less

than 20 times? Be specific.

ANS: Clement of Alexandria

, Clement of Alexandria quotes from 2

Corinthians not less than how many times?

, Clement of Alexandria quotes from 2

Corinthians not less than how many times?

ANS: not less than 20 times

, who was the so-called father of Latin

theology?

, who was the so-called father of Latin

theology?

ANS: Tertullian

, where was Tertullian from?

ANS: Carthage

, Tertullian was the so-called father of

ANS: Latin theology

, internal evidence unmistakably points to

who as the author of 2 Corinthians?

, internal evidence unmistakably points to

who as the author of 2 Corinthians?

ANS: Paul

to 2 Cor. page 821, 2 Corinthians abounds with

references to what three things?

to 2 Cor. page 821, 2 Corinthians abounds with

references to what three things?

ANS: Paul, his experiences at Corinth, and the first

epistle to the church at Corinth

to 2 Cor. page 821-822, many Biblical scholars

consider 2 Corinthians as giving the clearest and

most complete picture of what three attributes of

to 2 Cor. page 821-822, many Biblical scholars

consider 2 Corinthians as giving the clearest and

most complete picture of what three attributes of

ANS: nature, personality, and disposition

to 2 Cor. page 822, the ___ ___ of the experiences

recorded in 2 Corinthians can be none other than

genuine.

to 2 Cor. page 822, the ___ ___ of the experiences

recorded in 2 Corinthians can be none other than

genuine.

ANS: historical spontaneity

, how many visits did Paul make to the

church at Corinth?

, how many visits did Paul make to the

church at Corinth?

ANS: at least three

, how many epistles did Paul write to the

church at Corinth?

, how many epistles did Paul write to the

church at Corinth?

ANS: three, perhaps four

, Paul’s first visit to Corinth came in

approximately what year?

, Paul’s first visit to Corinth came in

approximately what year?

ANS: A.D. 51

, Paul’s first visit to Corinth came during the

course of which missionary journey?

, Paul’s first visit to Corinth came during the

course of which missionary journey?

ANS: the Second Missionary Journey

, how long did Paul stay in Corinth during

his first visit in about A.D. 51?

, how long did Paul stay in Corinth during

his first visit in about A.D. 51?

ANS: year and a half

to 2 Cor. page 822, what did Paul do during his first

visit to Corinth in about A.D. 51?

to 2 Cor. page 822, what did Paul do during his first

visit to Corinth in about A.D. 51?

ANS: founded and organized the church

, is 1 Corinthians believed to be Paul’s first

written contact with the church at Corinth?

, is 1 Corinthians believed to be Paul’s first

written contact with the church at Corinth?

ANS: no, the first written contact is mentioned in 1

Cor. 5:9

, during which missionary journey did Paul

write 1 Corinthians?

, during which missionary journey did Paul

write 1 Corinthians?

ANS: the Third Missionary Journey

, which epistle did Paul write toward the

close of more than two years spent at Ephesus?

, which epistle did Paul write toward the

close of more than two years spent at Ephesus?

ANS: First Corinthians

, where did Paul spend more than two

years before he wrote First Corinthians?

, where did Paul spend more than two

years before he wrote First Corinthians?

ANS: Ephesus

, it is generally accepted that how long a

period elapsed between Paul writing 1 Corinthians

and his writing of 2 Corinthians?

, it is generally accepted that how long a

period elapsed between Paul writing 1 Corinthians

and his writing of 2 Corinthians?

ANS: several weeks

, where was Paul when he wrote 1

Corinthians?

ANS: Ephesus

Corinthians?

ANS: Macedonia

, how long did Paul intend to stay in

Ephesus before going to Corinth by way of

Macedonia?

, how long did Paul intend to stay in

Ephesus before going to Corinth by way of

Macedonia?

ANS: until Pentecost

, Paul intended to leave Ephesus and

travel to Corinth by way of where?

, Paul intended to leave Ephesus and

travel to Corinth by way of where?

ANS: Macedonia

, Paul’s leaving Ephesus earlier than

planned may have been due in part to what?

, Paul’s leaving Ephesus earlier than

planned may have been due in part to what?

ANS: popular uprising that nearly cost him his life

, Paul referred to the opponents of truth in

Ephesus as what?

, Paul referred to the opponents of truth in

Ephesus as what?

ANS: “beasts”

, to what port did Paul journey to so he

could embark for Macedonia?

, to what port did Paul journey to so he

could embark for Macedonia?

ANS: Troas

, what place was the port of embarkation

for Macedonia?

, what place was the port of embarkation

for Macedonia?

ANS: Troas

, Troas was the port of embarkation for

where?

, Troas was the port of embarkation for

where?

ANS: Macedonia

, who did Paul expect to meet in Troas with

a report from Corinth?

, who did Paul expect to meet in Troas with

a report from Corinth?

ANS: Titus

, where did Paul meet Titus, who had news

from Corinth?

, where did Paul meet Titus, who had news

from Corinth?

ANS: Philippi

, with what two emotions did Paul listen to

the report Titus gave of the church at Corinth?

, with what two emotions did Paul listen to

the report Titus gave of the church at Corinth?

ANS: relief and joy

, who did Paul send to Corinth after he

dispatched a letter of reprimand and counsel to the

Corinthians?

, who did Paul send to Corinth after he

dispatched a letter of reprimand and counsel to the

Corinthians?

ANS: Titus

, Paul sent Titus to Corinth to prepare the

way for what?

, Paul sent Titus to Corinth to prepare the

way for what?

ANS: a further visit Paul planned to make

, why did Paul not take advantage of the

open door to the preaching of the gospel at Troas?

, why did Paul not take advantage of the

open door to the preaching of the gospel at Troas?

ANS: anxiety for the church at Corinth

, what was Paul unable to take advantage

of at Troas because he had no rest of spirit because

of the anxiety he felt for the church at Corinth?

, what was Paul unable to take advantage

of at Troas because he had no rest of spirit because

of the anxiety he felt for the church at Corinth?

ANS: open door to preaching the gospel

, when he met Paul at Philippi, Titus

brought good news from where?

, when he met Paul at Philippi, Titus

brought good news from where?

ANS: Corinth

to 2 Cor. page 822, in 2 Cor. 2:4, Paul refers to a

former letter he had written to Corinth “out of much

___ and ___ of heart.”

to 2 Cor. page 822, in 2 Cor. 2:4, Paul refers to a

former letter he had written to Corinth “out of much

___ and ___ of heart.”

ANS: affliction, anguish

, what was the reaction of the church at

Corinth to the letter Paul wrote to them “out of much

affliction and anguish of heart”?

, what was the reaction of the church at

Corinth to the letter Paul wrote to them “out of much

affliction and anguish of heart”?

ANS: it made them sorry

to 2 Cor. page 822, there are two theories as to the

letter Paul wrote to Corinth “out of much affliction

and anguish of heart”. What are the two thoughts as

to the letter Paul referred to?

to 2 Cor. page 822, there are two theories as to the

letter Paul wrote to Corinth “out of much affliction

and anguish of heart”. What are the two thoughts as

to the letter Paul referred to?

ANS: another letter written between 1 Corinthians

and 2 Corinthians and lost, it was preserved as 2

Corinthians chapters 10-13

, the commentary assumes that what was

the letter to which Paul refers in 2 Corinthians?

, the commentary assumes that what was

the letter to which Paul refers in 2 Corinthians?

ANS: 1 Corinthians

, about what date did Paul write 2

Corinthians?

, about what date did Paul write 2

Corinthians?

ANS: about A.D. 57

, it appears Paul wrote 2 Corinthians while

he was where?

, it appears Paul wrote 2 Corinthians while

he was where?

ANS: Macedonia

, it is evident from Rom. 16:23 that Paul

was hospitably received and entertained by whom

while in Corinth?

, it is evident from Rom. 16:23 that Paul

was hospitably received and entertained by whom

while in Corinth?

ANS: one of the chief members of the church

to 2 Cor. page 823, what two epistles did Paul write

while in Corinth?

to 2 Cor. page 823, what two epistles did Paul write

while in Corinth?

ANS: Galatians and Romans

, the collection for the saints of what place

came to a successful conclusion while Paul was in

Corinth?

, the collection for the saints of what place

came to a successful conclusion while Paul was in

Corinth?

ANS: Jerusalem

, who wrote an epistle to the Corinthians in

about A.D. 95? Be specific.

, who wrote an epistle to the Corinthians in

about A.D. 95? Be specific.

ANS: Clement of Rome

, in about what year did Clement of Rome

write an epistle to the Corinthians?

, in about what year did Clement of Rome

write an epistle to the Corinthians?

ANS: A.D. 95

, what did Clement of Rome rebuke the

Corinthians for when he wrote them in about A.D.

, what did Clement of Rome rebuke the

Corinthians for when he wrote them in about A.D.

ANS: strife and party spirit

, what was the last information we have

concerning the church in Corinth during the apostolic

, what was the last information we have

concerning the church in Corinth during the apostolic

ANS: the epistle Clement of Rome wrote them in

about A.D. 95

, what was the immediate occasion for the

writing of 2 Corinthians?

, what was the immediate occasion for the

writing of 2 Corinthians?

ANS: the encouraging report of Titus brought from

Corinth

to 2 Cor. page 823, the first part of 2 Corinthians

deals with what two things?

to 2 Cor. page 823, the first part of 2 Corinthians

deals with what two things?

ANS: the reception the Corinthians gave the first

epistle and reviewed some of the problems dealt with

, what had the Corinthian church done with

the immoral offender in 1 Corinthians?

, what had the Corinthian church done with

the immoral offender in 1 Corinthians?

ANS: disfellowshiped him

, what did Paul instruct the church at

Corinth to do with the immoral offender in 1

Corinthians?

, what did Paul instruct the church at

Corinth to do with the immoral offender in 1

Corinthians?

ANS: disfellowship him

, what did Paul advise the Corinthians on in

regards to the immoral offender they had

disfellowshiped?

, what did Paul advise the Corinthians on in

regards to the immoral offender they had

disfellowshiped?

ANS: how to win him back

to 2 Cor. page 823, the contributions for the poor

gathered among the churches of what two countries

was given special emphasis by Paul?

to 2 Cor. page 823, the contributions for the poor

gathered among the churches of what two countries

was given special emphasis by Paul?

ANS: Macedonia and Greece

to 2 Cor. page 823, the project of gathering

contributions for the poor was close to Paul’s heart

because it would bind the hearts of what two kinds of

Christians?

to 2 Cor. page 823, the project of gathering

contributions for the poor was close to Paul’s heart

because it would bind the hearts of what two kinds of

Christians?

ANS: Jewish and Gentile

, the project of gathering contributions for

the poor would bind the hearts of Jewish and Gentile

Christians together in what?

, the project of gathering contributions for

the poor would bind the hearts of Jewish and Gentile

Christians together in what?

ANS: bond of fellowship and unity

, the Gentile believers would be led to

appreciate the sacrifices of the Jewish Christians in

bringing them what?

, the Gentile believers would be led to

appreciate the sacrifices of the Jewish Christians in

bringing them what?

ANS: a knowledge of the gospel

, the gifts contributed by the Gentile

Christians bore mute but eloquent witness to the

Jews of what?

, the gifts contributed by the Gentile

Christians bore mute but eloquent witness to the

Jews of what?

ANS: spirit of fellowship

, which church had been delinquent in

collecting their contribution for the poor?

, which church had been delinquent in

collecting their contribution for the poor?

ANS: Corinth

, the churches of which place were far

ahead in the collection of contributions for the poor?

, the churches of which place were far

ahead in the collection of contributions for the poor?

ANS: Macedonia

to 2 Cor. page 823, in regards to the collection of

contributions for the poor, what final appeal did Paul

make in 2 Corinthians?

to 2 Cor. page 823, in regards to the collection of

contributions for the poor, what final appeal did Paul

make in 2 Corinthians?

ANS: promptness and diligence

, who did the church at Corinth receive with

open arms?

, who did the church at Corinth receive with

open arms?

ANS: Titus

, the open and malignant opposition to Paul

in the church at Corinth probably came from what

kind of faction?

, the open and malignant opposition to Paul

in the church at Corinth probably came from what

kind of faction?

ANS: Judaizing faction (similar to the one in

Galatia)

to 2 Cor. page 823, the objective of the Judaizing

faction was to undermine what three things of Paul?

to 2 Cor. page 823, the objective of the Judaizing

faction was to undermine what three things of Paul?

ANS: work, authority, and apostleship

to 2 Cor. page 823, what three things did those

opposed to Paul accuse him of?

to 2 Cor. page 823, what three things did those

opposed to Paul accuse him of?

ANS: fickleness, lacking apostolic authority, coward

to 2 Cor. page 823, what are the first nine chapters

of 2 Corinthians characterized by?

to 2 Cor. page 823, what are the first nine chapters

of 2 Corinthians characterized by?

ANS: gratitude and appreciation

to 2 Cor. page 823, what are last four chapters of 2

Corinthians characterized by?

to 2 Cor. page 823, what are last four chapters of 2

Corinthians characterized by?

ANS: severity and self-defense

to 2 Cor. page 823, it has been suggested that the

first nine chapters of 2 Corinthians were addressed

to the majority who accepted Paul’s what?

first nine chapters of 2 Corinthians were addressed

to the majority who accepted Paul’s what?

ANS: counsel and reproof

last four chapters of 2 Corinthians were addressed

to a minority who persisted in doing what?

last four chapters of 2 Corinthians were addressed

to a minority who persisted in doing what?

ANS: opposing Paul’s efforts to restore the church

to a spirit of harmony

to 2 Cor. page 823, Paul’s essays or letters were

written to do what two things?

to 2 Cor. page 823, Paul’s essays or letters were

written to do what two things?

ANS: prove his apostleship and vindicate his

conduct among them

824, what three proofs of his apostleship

did Paul give in 2 Corinthians?

824, what three proofs of his apostleship

did Paul give in 2 Corinthians?

ANS: his visions and revelations from the Lord, his

unparalleled sufferings for the Lord Jesus, the seal of

divine approval evident in the fruitfulness of his labors

, what about Paul’s words concerning

certain false prophets and those under their

influence was without parallel in Paul’s epistles to

the other churches?

, what about Paul’s words concerning

certain false prophets and those under their

influence was without parallel in Paul’s epistles to

the other churches?

ANS: the severity of Paul’s words

to 2 Cor. page 824, 2 Corinthians does set forth

important doctrinal truths, though its main concern

was not doctrinal, as were the main concerns of

what two epistles?

to 2 Cor. page 824, 2 Corinthians does set forth

important doctrinal truths, though its main concern

was not doctrinal, as were the main concerns of

what two epistles?

ANS: Galatians and Romans

, of 1 Corinthians or 2 Corinthians, which is

more objective and practical?

ANS: 1 Corinthians

more subjective and personal?

ANS: 2 Corinthians

more calm and measured in tone?

ANS: 1 Corinthians

, of 1 Corinthians or 2 Corinthians, which

reflects Paul’s anxiety for news from Corinth?

ANS: 2 Corinthians

reflects Paul’s relief and joy when Titus finally

arrived?

reflects Paul’s relief and joy when Titus finally

arrived?

ANS: 2 Corinthians

reflects Paul’s firm purpose to deal effectively with

those who still troubled the church?

reflects Paul’s firm purpose to deal effectively with

those who still troubled the church?

ANS: 2 Corinthians

reflects conditions in the Corinthian church?

ANS: 1 Corinthians

reflects the passion of the apostle Paul for the

church?

reflects the passion of the apostle Paul for the

church?

ANS: 2 Corinthians

to 2 Cor. page 824, in the discussion on how 1

Corinthians and 2 Corinthians differ, what were five

characteristics of 1 Corinthians?

Corinthians and 2 Corinthians differ, what were five

ANS: objective, practical, calm, measured in tone,

reflect conditions in the Corinthian church

Corinthians and 2 Corinthians differ, what were six

ANS: largely subjective, personal, reflects Paul’s

anxiety for news from Corinth, reflects Paul’s relief

and joy when Titus finally arrived, reflects Paul’s firm

purpose to deal effectively with those who troubled

the church, reflects Pauls passion for the church

, the main concern of 2 Corinthians is not

ANS: doctrinal

True or False. According to SDA Bible Commentary

Intro to 2 Cor. page 824, there are no important

doctrinal truths in 2 Corinthians.

True or False. According to SDA Bible Commentary

Intro to 2 Cor. page 824, there are no important

doctrinal truths in 2 Corinthians.

ANS: False, it (2 Corinthians) does set forth

important doctrinal truths

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