~43 min.The Epistle to the Philippians
biblecentre.org · ... all earthly distinction and advantage, we know from his own testimony (2. Cor. 11:22-31). He suffered the loss of all things and counted them refuse. " ...
~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 ...
~6 min.The First Epistle to the Corinthians
biblecentre.org · ... which, according to some, has been partially preserved in 2. Cor. 10-13 (so-called epistle of 4 chapters). And only after that Paul is supposed to ...
26:23Part 2
... body of Christ, in 1. Cor. 3 that they were temple of God, and in 2. Cor. 11 that Paul had espoused them as a chaste virgin to Christ. And ...
18:02Partie 6
... la chaleur d'affection que respire le cantique des cantiques. L'apôtre dit en 2. Co. 11, verset 2, " Je vous ai fiancé à un seul mari pour vous ...
19:12Partie 7
... soumise à Christ, et cependant l'aime d'un amour virginal. {{}}, verset 24, 2. Co. 11, verset 2 Note relatif, l'Église l'aime d'un amour virginal. ...
~26 min.The Bride of Christ
... fit for that wonderful blessed place to which we shall be called? In 2. Cor. 11:2 the Apostle Paul writes, "I am jealous as to you with a jealousy ...
Rivers of water in the day of small things - A study on the books of Ezra, Haggai & Nehemiah
gbv-online.org/book/22
~14 min.1.3 The altar, the service of Jehovah and the foundation of the temple
... a chosen vessel" (Acts 9:16) had much to learn (cf. Gal. 1 and 2. Cor. 11 & 12), although he was bold in his witness early on. ...
~42 min.The Second Epistle to the Corinthians
biblecentre.org · ... 2. Cor. 6. 2. Cor. 7. 2. Cor. 8; 9. 2. Cor. 10; 11. 2. Cor. 12. 2. Cor. 13. 2 ...
~14 min.The House of God
towardthemark.org · ... having made herself ready: "to present you a chaste virgin to Christ" (2. Cor. 11). The Bride of Christ has to do with the affections and public ...
Position:Toward the Mark #79
28:17Part 1
... now is that of a chaste virgin. You will get this expression in 2. Cor. 11. That is a relationship not yet married, but it is like being engaged. ...
