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Paul And The People 10
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To be saved, baptized, and living godly, is the wisdom, which is like a folly to others, they are yet to be wise, until they are saved. The messages of gospel, that came directly from Jesus, was planned, and made to be the only salvation, for everyone, men and women, must see this as word of wisdom. Being intelligent, cannot solve the puzzle, behind salvation, just because, a man is not given the chance, beyond that which was given from above. Only the privileged, could make themselves, to turn to the righteous way, and bear the salvation, that was given through the lord, for everyone who believes. 

Believers are therefore, the wisest of all people, by the justification of the lord, he had called them lucky, and even the people with wisdom, for accepting the redemption. Being redeemed, they became privileged, to be saved out of the numerous people, that were called, some of them were not given too many chances. Paul asked them to understand his messages, from salvation to holiness, that they are all gotten from the wisdom of God, the source of redemption. All reasonable words, and great admonishing statements, that came from that man, were full of wisdom, and secrets, of spiritual kingdom. 

And to be like Paul, as being wise, among all qualities, a person must decide to accept Christ at first, and all the great things will follow, in that order. But, for a man to have a thought about accepting Jesus, he must have been blessed with the wisdom from heaven, at first, this is because, only that wisdom could make a person to realize he is a sinner. There is no regard for doing good, by some people, due to the fact that, they had not understood what being good entails. By not thinking about changing from bad to good, that shows, they are still foolish, and are not benefitting from the grace of understanding, from God. 

Extremists in evil, are completely choked, by the devil, and he had made them, not to understand the severity, of all or any of their evil. Then, until the bad understands the mystery behind evil, and what could save him, he will serve under the devil, with his blindfolded eyes. This mysteries were not understood, by the men, who died before the time of Christ, therefore, they are quite unlucky, to miss such a tremendous grace. Paul making it known that, the mysteries were then given to us, to see and to understand, and become the privileged persons, due to the love of God. 

The word that was preached, across the synagogues, the churches, the different halls, were all made from heaven, which is the knowledge of the almighty. And today, men and women that admonishes others, or reveal mysteries to others, are getting such from the same God, by the chance of his love. All privileges, in words, prayers, miracles, and other spiritual benefits, are made from the wisdom of the lord, and we should be wise to know that, they were all prepared for us.
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Paul And The People 18 (Corinthians)
~0.9 mins read
The abrupt change of tone from being previously harmonious to bitterly reproachful in 2 Corinthians 10–13 has led many to infer that chapters 10–13 form part of the "letter of tears" which were in some way appended to Paul's main letter. Those who disagree with this assessment usually say that the "letter of tears" is no longer extant. Others argue that although the letter of tears is no longer extant, chapters 10–13 come from a later letter.

The seemingly sudden change of subject from chapter 7 to chapters 8–9 leads some scholars to conclude that chapters 8–9 were originally a separate letter, and some even consider the two chapters to have originally been distinct themselves. Other scholars dispute this claim, however.

Some scholars also find fragments of the "warning letter", or of other letters, in chapters 1–9, for instance that part of the "warning letter" is preserved in 2 Cor 6:14–7:1, but these hypotheses are less popular.

The book is usually divided as follows:

1:1–11 – Greeting
1:12 – 7:16 – Paul defends his actions and apostleship, affirming his affection for the Corinthians.
8:1 – 9:15 – Instructions for the collection for the poor in the Jerusalem church.
10:1 – 13:10 – A polemic defense of his apostleship
13:11–13 – Closing greetings

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