Salute G782 one another G240 with G1722 an holy G40 kiss. G5370 The churches G1577 of Christ G5547 salute G782 you. G5209
Timotheus G5095 my G3450 workfellow, G4904 and G2532 Lucius, G3066 and G2532 Jason, G2394 and G2532 Sosipater, G4989 my G3450 kinsmen, G4773 salute G782 you. G5209 I G1473 Tertius, G5060 who wrote G1125 this epistle, G1992 salute G782 you G5209 in G1722 the Lord. G2962 Gaius G1050 mine G3450 host, G3581 and G2532 of the whole G3650 church, G1577 saluteth G782 you. G5209 Erastus G2037 the chamberlain G3623 of the city G4172 saluteth G782 you, G5209 and G2532 Quartus G2890 a brother. G80
There salute G782 thee G4571 Epaphras, G1889 my G3450 fellowprisoner G4869 in G1722 Christ G5547 Jesus; G2424 Marcus, G3138 Aristarchus, G708 Demas, G1214 Lucas, G3065 my G3450 fellowlabourers. G4904
The children G5043 of thy G4675 elect G1588 sister G79 greet G782 thee. G4571 Amen. G281
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Commentary on 2 Corinthians 13 Matthew Henry Commentary
Chapter 13
In this chapter the apostle threatens to be severe against obstinate sinners, and assigns the reason thereof (v. 1-6); then he makes a suitable prayer to God on the behalf of the Corinthians, with the reasons inducing him thereto (v. 7-10), and concludes his epistle with a valediction and a benediction (v. 11-14).
2Cr 13:1-6
In these verses observe,
2Cr 13:7-10
Here we have,
2Cr 13:11-14
Thus the apostle concludes this epistle with,