Paul defends his apostleship and his right to material support, marriage, and ordinary liberties, yet explains why he voluntarily surrenders rights for the gospel’s sake. He adapts himself to different audiences without changing the gospel, and he closes with athletic imagery about discipline so that he will not become a castaway.
Paul defends his apostleship and his right to material support, marriage, and ordinary liberties, yet explains why he voluntarily surrenders rights for the gospel’s sake. He adapts himself to different audiences without changing the gospel, and he closes with athletic imagery about discipline so that he will not become a castaway.
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