Letters2 Corinthians 11:1–15
Do Not Trust a Religious Disguise
Look past confident presentation to the message being carried.
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Letters2 Corinthians 11:1–15
Look past confident presentation to the message being carried.
Letters2 Corinthians 11:16–33
Notice the abuse Paul criticises before reading his own list of suffering.
Letters2 Corinthians 12:1–4
Listen for the limits Paul places on what he will say.
Letters2 Corinthians 12:5–10
Hear both Paul's request for relief and the answer he receives.
Letters2 Corinthians 12:11–21
Notice where Paul's defence leads: the church's growth rather than his image.
Letters2 Corinthians 13:1–10
Look for why Paul writes the warning before arriving.
Letters2 Corinthians 13:11–14
Hear the short commands and the blessing addressed to everyone.
LettersGalatians 1:1–5
Notice whose action begins the letter before the churches are asked to respond.
LettersGalatians 1:6–9
Notice that Paul's message test includes Paul himself.
LettersGalatians 1:10–24
Trace the change people heard about before they knew Paul's face.
LettersGalatians 2:1–10
Notice what Titus is not forced to do and what the leaders do ask.
LettersGalatians 2:11–21
Ask why withdrawing from a meal can change what a message seems to mean.
LettersGalatians 3:1–9
Listen to Paul's questions about how the believers began.
LettersGalatians 3:10–14
Follow the movement from severe warning to the promised Spirit.
LettersGalatians 3:15–25
Put the promise first on Paul's timeline.
LettersGalatians 3:26–29
Read each named pair before the words 'one in Christ'.
LettersGalatians 4:1–7
Picture an heir waiting for the time to receive full responsibility.
LettersGalatians 4:8–20
Compare the Galatians' earlier welcome with Paul's present concern.
LettersGalatians 4:21–31
Notice when Paul moves from a family story to a teaching picture.
LettersGalatians 5:1–15
Ask what freedom is for, not only what it leaves behind.
LettersGalatians 6:1–10
Notice how shared help and personal responsibility sit together.
LettersGalatians 6:11–18
Read the large handwritten closing as a final contrast of motives.
LettersEphesians 1:1–2
Notice the simple gifts named at the start of the letter.
LettersEphesians 1:3–14
This praise names gifts that cannot fit inside a present box.