Study the Book of Second Corinthians

In the sixth chapter of the Book of Romans we are commanded to count ourselves as crucified with the Lord Jesus and risen with Him. <br> Here, in the Book of Second Corinthians, we see the crucifixion and resurrection worked out in daily life. <br> Each believer who suffers with Christ reigns with Christ. <br> The power by which Christ rules is that of eternal, indestructible, resurrection life, the life that proceeds only from our crucifixion with Him. <br> The power of resurrection life insured that Paul was not bound, was not crushed, was not in despair, was not at a loss, was not forsaken, was not destroyed. <br> Paul was carrying around in his mortal body the death of the Lord Jesus. <br> The eternal life by which Paul lived brought eternal life to those to whom he ministered. <br> <em>But we had the sentence of death in ourselves, that we should not trust in ourselves, but in God which raiseth the dead.</em>&nbsp;<em>(II Corinthians 1:9)</em> ---- <strong>Table of Contents</strong><br> [[Chapter One]]<br> [[Chapter Two]]<br> [[Chapter Three]]<br> [[Chapter Four]]<br> [[Chapter Five]]<br> [[Chapter Six]]<br> [[Chapter Seven]]<br> [[Chapter Eight]]<br> [[Chapter Nine]]<br> [[Chapter Ten]]<br> [[Chapter Eleven]]<br> [[Chapter Twelve]]<br> [[Chapter Thirteen]]<br> [[Category:Studies and Guides]]