II Corinthians 7:15
The Scripture
(15) And his inward affection is more abundant toward you, whilst he remembereth the obedience of you all, how with fear and trembling ye received him.
Chapter overview (whole chapter)
Paul rejoiced that his earlier severe letter, though it caused the Corinthians sorrow, produced godly sorrow leading to repentance rather than worldly sorrow leading to death. He expressed great comfort and joy at Titus's report of their earnest care, longing, and zeal on Paul's behalf.
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Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
II Corinthians 6:12Genesis 43:30I Kings 3:26Song of Solomon 5:4Philippians 1:8Colossians 3:12I John 3:17II Corinthians 2:9II Corinthians 10:5II Corinthians 10:6Philippians 2:12II Thessalonians 3:14
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