2 Corinthians 8 - Summary

Paul holds up the Macedonian churches' extreme generosity despite deep poverty as an example, noting they gave beyond their ability and begged for the privilege of participating in the collection for the saints. He encourages the Corinthians to complete what they began a year earlier, invoking Christ's impoverishment for their enrichment, and commends Titus and two unnamed brethren (one famous for the gospel) as emissaries administering this grace.