~7 Min.The New Nature and the Old
towardthemark.org · ... believer will never again sin. An example of this fact is given in 2. Cor. 12:1-10. Paul had been especially blessed by being caught up into the third ...
Position:Toward the Mark #7
~2 Min.Numbers 25
... What a contrast! It reminds us of the opening and the close of 2. Cor. 12. In the former, we have the positive standing of the Christian; in the ...
~2 Min.Chapter 2
... on the contrary there is the sense of entire dependence (compare 2. Cor. 12), but dependence on divine strength, which really does all that is ...
~17 Min.A Man in Christ
inthebeloved.org · A Man in Christ (2. Cor. 12:1-10) J.N. Darby(excerpted from Darby CD, available from Stem Publishing). This expression-"a man in Christ"-is the very ...
~5 Min.Hades, Sheol, Hell, and Paradise
towardthemark.org · ... be with me in paradise". The next reference to paradise is in 2. Cor. 12 where Paul speaks of being taken to paradise. The third reference, in ...
Position:Toward the Mark #5
~8 Min.The Power of Weakness
inthebeloved.org · ... Now similar to this in many respects, is the case of the apostle in 2. Cor. 12. He could boast and glory in that which made little of him before ...
~9 Min.The New Nature and the Old
biblecentre.org · ... growth as to render him quite proof against the desires of the old? 2. Cor. 12 shows very clearly that it does not. In that chapter we read that ...
~10 Min.Job 38-42
biblecentre.org · ... this world be cast out" (Jn. 12:31). A further example we see in 2. Cor. 12, where the "messenger of Satan" sent to buffet Paul, was ...
~15 Min.Prayer and the Prayer Meeting
inthebeloved.org · ... are to be according to His will. And, as with Paul's health (2. Cor. 12) - an apparently important and necessary thing to serve the Lord by ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 98-13
~6 Min.A Few Notes on Leaven and Evil
biblecentre.org · ... Christ by placing a counterfeit before the eyes of believers (cf. 2. Cor. 10-13 - consider the context). However, the Lord unmasks the root-cause of ...
