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Detailed Outline of 2 Corinthians

Defending the New Covenant Gospel Ministry of Grace and the Sufficiency of Christ

  1. Conclusion (2Co 13:11-14)
    1. Practicing fellowship and experiencing the presence of God (2Co 13:11-13)
      1. The commands concerning fellowship issued (2Co 13:11)
        1. The context (2Co 13:11a)
        2. The commands (2Co 13:11b)
          1. Be joyful
          2. Be made mature
          3. Be comforted/encouraged
          4. Be of the same mind (the glory of God)
          5. Be in peace
      2. The comfort of God’s presence promised (2Co 13:11)
        1. The comfort of the presence of the God of love
        2. The comfort of the presence of the God of peace
      3. The common affection of God’s people (2Co 13:12-13)
        1. The command to embrace God’s people with affection (2Co 13:12)
        2. The comfort of the embrace of all of God’s people (2Co 13:13)
    2. Praying for fellowship with the triune Person of God (2Co 13:14)
      1. The prayer concerning the Persons of the Godhead
        1. The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ
        2. The love of God
        3. The fellowship of the Holy Spirit
      2. The prayer for the presence of divine fellowship
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