2 Corinthians (c.57 CE) is a personal and defense-oriented letter. Paul defends his apostleship against critics, talks about the nature of Christian ministry, and encourages generosity for the Jerusalem poor. Key themes include reconciliation and the power of God in weakness.

Author: Paul the Apostle.

Date Written: Circa 57 CE.

Context: Written shortly after 1 Corinthians, this letter reflects tensions between Paul and some Corinthian believers, showing his pastoral heart and resilience.