Chapter Eleven
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QUESTIONS
What did Paul request of the Corinthians?
What reason does Paul give for his remarks to the Corinthians?
What was Paul attempting to do?
What did Paul fear?
What is Paul telling them, perhaps sarcastically, in verse four?
How does Paul regard himself?
What does Paul state concerning his own speaking ability?
What does Paul state about his knowledge as an Apostle of Christ?
What question does Paul ask?
How was Paul supported?
What happened when Paul ran out of funds while he was preaching in Corinth?
What was Paul’s attitude and determination?
Is Paul boasting because he does not love the saints in Corinth?
Why, then, is Paul boasting about bringing the Gospel to them without charge?
What does Paul term these great ones?
What were the deceivers doing?
Why is it not surprising that they should so disguise themselves?
What is not a great or surprising matter?
How did Paul not wish to be regarded?
Is Paul speaking from the Lord when he says this?
Why is Paul boasting?
Why are the Corinthians ready to bear with the foolish?
Who are the wise Corinthians willing to bear?
How is Paul speaking to them?
What will Paul do concerning the areas in which the false apostles dare to behave boldly?
In what ways was Paul equal to their false apostles?
In what ways had Paul been proven to be a servant of Christ—ways of which the Jewish false apostles knew nothing because they were seeking their own gain?
What additional burden did Paul bear?
What was true when one of the saints was weak?
What was true when one of the saints was offended and stumbled?
If he is required to boast, in what will Paul boast?
What does God the Father know?
What took place in Damascus (Acts 9:25)?
How did Paul escape?
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