Paul answers critics who accuse him of being bold in letters but weak in person. He explains that Christian warfare is not carnal; spiritual weapons pull down strongholds, imaginations, and thoughts that oppose the knowledge of God. He refuses self-commendation and insists that true approval comes from the Lord.
Paul answers critics who accuse him of being bold in letters but weak in person. He explains that Christian warfare is not carnal; spiritual weapons pull down strongholds, imaginations, and thoughts that oppose the knowledge of God. He refuses self-commendation and insists that true approval comes from the Lord.
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