The New American Commentary on 2 Corinthians offers a clear, faithful exposition of Paul’s deeply personal letter, illuminating its powerful message of suffering, reconciliation, and the strength found in weakness.

In this volume, the author unpacks Paul's defense of his apostolic ministry, his profound theology of suffering and comfort, and his call for generosity and authentic Christian living. Careful attention is given to the historical background of Corinth, the literary structure of the letter, and the pastoral heart that pulses through every chapter.

Drawing from the Greek text while remaining accessible to non-specialists, this commentary emphasizes both theological depth and practical application. It highlights key themes such as divine comfort amid affliction, the ministry of reconciliation, the nature of Christian leadership, and the promise of future glory.

Maintaining the New American Commentary’s commitment to biblical authority and evangelical scholarship, this volume provides verse-by-verse analysis, detailed introductions, and thoughtful theological reflection, making it an essential tool for pastors, teachers, and serious students of the Word.

Key Features:

• Careful exposition based on the Greek text

• Focus on theological depth and pastoral application

• Historical and cultural background of Corinth

• Ideal for sermon preparation, teaching, and study

• Conservative, evangelical approach to Scripture