Just as, um, Andy and I were just discussing as we went to prayer tonight about just perhaps how little we have heard, uh, of the preaching from Second Corinthians over the years.

And there might be a number of different reasons for that.

There's, uh, it's a, as we'll see in a little minute, it is an incredibly personal letter from the experience of the Apostle Paul, and it's also got some quite tricky things in it, um, that not necessarily perhaps in the chapters that we've got today, but also some very important things.

So perhaps it's something that, um, a lesson for us who preach, maybe we should spend a little more time, um, in this very important letter.

It is a very biographical letter.

I think you can see perhaps of all of the letters that Paul wrote to an individual church rather than individual people, it is the most personal letter that he wrote, and he is speaking of the, the hardship and the difficulties and the trials of Christian life and ministry.

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When did he reign? Well, Wikipedia to the rescue.

They have it nailed, our orthodox guys.

So Thutmosis III then, okay, he was born, as you can see, in the 15th century BC.

And his reign is usually dated from 1479 to 1425.

But interestingly enough, in Wikipedia, they state during the first 22 years of his reign, he was co-regent with his stepmother and aunt.

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