Chap. I. The consolacion of God in trouble. The loue of Paul towarde the Corinthians, and his excuse that he came not vnto them.

Chap. II. He sheweth the cause of his absence and exorteth th&ebar; to forgeue the man that was fallen, and to receaue him agayne with loue

Chap. III. He prayseth the preachinge of the Gospell aboue the preachinge of the lawe.

Chap. IIII. A true preacher is diligent, he corruppeth not the worde of God, he preacheth not himselfe, but seketh the honoure of Christ, yee though it be with the parell of his life.

Chap. V. The rewarde for suffringe trouble.

Chap. VI. An exortacion to receaue the worde of God with thankfulnesse and amendm&ebar;t of life. The diligence of Paul in the gospell, and how he warneth them to eschue the company of the Heythen.

Chap. VII. He exorteth th&ebar; to receaue the promises of God thankfully The Corinthi&abar;s are commended for their obedi&ebar;ce and loue towarde Paul.

Chap. VIII.IX. He putteth them in remembraunce to helpe the poore sayntes at Ierusalem, acordinge as the Macedonians dyd.

Chap. X. He toucheth the false apostles, and defendeth his auctorite and callynge.

Chap. XI. Paul (vnder suffera&ubar;ce) c&obar;mendeth himselfe, and defendeth his auctorite agaynst the false prophetes

Chap. XII. Paul is tak&ebar; vp in to the thirde heauen, and heareth wordes not to be spoken off.

Chap. XIII. He promiseth to come vnto them, and exhorteth them so to ordre them selues that he maye fynde them parfecte, and of one mynde. The seconde Epistle of the Apostle S. Paul, to the Corinthians.