圣经I, Paul, was humble when I met you, and brave when I was not with you. Now I myself, through the gentleness and peace of Christ, advise you.
Some people think that I act out of blood, and I also think that I must treat these people with courage. Please do not let me have such courage when I am with you.
Because although we act with blood, we do not fight with blood.
Our weapons of war are not of blood, but have the power before God to break through strong fortresses,
Conquering all kinds of schemes and all the lofty things that hinder people from understanding God, and taking back all their hearts, so that they may all submit to Christ.
And I am ready to punish all those who do not obey when you are very obedient.
Are you looking at what’s in front of you? If someone is confident that they belong to Christ, they need to think again about how they belong to Christ, and how we also belong to Christ.
The Lord has given us authority to cultivate you, not to corrupt you. I am not ashamed to boast a little about this authority.
I say this so that you don’t think I’m writing to intimidate you.
Because some people say that his faith is heavy and powerful. When they met, they had a dull appearance and vulgar language.
These people should think, what the words in the letter are when we are not there, and what we will do when we meet.
Because we dare not compare ourselves with the person who recommended ourselves. They use themselves to measure themselves and compare themselves, which is not straightforward.
We do not want to boast excessively, but we will construct the boundaries that God has given us to you.
We are not crossing our own boundaries, it seems that we cannot reach you. Because we came to you early and preached the gospel of Christ.
We don’t rely on the labor of others to boast excessively. But when we expect your confidence to grow, the limits given to us can be further developed by you,
Being able to spread the gospel to places outside of you is not within the boundaries of others, boasting through his ready-made things.
But those who boast should point to the Lord and boast.
For what is accepted is not self proclaimed, but what the Lord approves.
