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Where was the church in Corinth located that Paul wrote his second letter to?

Corinth was located on the tip of Greece, on the Mediterranean Sea, a little southwest of Athens. Paul wrote his second letter to the congregation there. That church had been carnal and divided, with four factions, and likely numbered fewer than a hundred believers.

Les explains that Paul is writing his second letter to the congregation down at Corinth, which is on the tip of Greece on the Mediterranean Sea, a little off to the southwest of Athens. Les notes that in the first letter, the Corinthians were a carnal church that had not grown into the deeper things of Paul's teachings. They had divisions, with four distinct groups claiming allegiance to Christ, Peter, Apollos, or Paul. Les says we don't know how large it was, but it was probably less than a hundred.

Where was the church in Corinth located?

Where was Paul when he wrote 2 Corinthians and what was the Corinthian church like?

Where was Paul when he wrote 2 Corinthians?

Where was Paul located in relation to Corinth when he wrote about coming to them?

How big was the church at Corinth that Paul wrote to?