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Yes, God was in Christ, reconciling the world to himself, establishing in our hearts his message of reconciliation, instead of holding men to account for their sins. (2 Corinthians 5, 19)
If I must needs boast, I will boast of the things which humiliate me; (2 Corinthians 11, 30)
That is the man about whom I will boast; I will not boast about myself, except to tell you of my humiliations. (2 Corinthians 12, 5)
but he told me, My grace is enough for thee; my strength finds its full scope in thy weakness. More than ever, then, I delight to boast of the weaknesses that humiliate me, so that the strength of Christ may enshrine itself in me. (2 Corinthians 12, 9)
I am well content with these humiliations of mine, with the insults, the hardships, the persecutions, the times of difficulty I undergo for Christ; when I am weakest, then I am strongest of all. (2 Corinthians 12, 10)
I have the fear that on this new visit God has humiliation in store for me when we meet; that I shall have tears to shed over many of you, sinners of old and still unrepentant, with a tale of impure, adulterous, and wanton living. (2 Corinthians 12, 21)
Afterwards, I travelled into other parts of the world, Syria and Cilicia; (Galatians 1, 21)
Why, when I preached the gospel to you in the first instance, it was, you remember, because of outward circumstances which were humiliating to me.✻ Those outward circumstances of mine were a test for you, (Galatians 4, 13)
Bear the burden of one another’s failings; then you will be fulfilling the law of Christ.✻ (Galatians 6, 2)
Paul and Timothy, the servants of Jesus Christ, to all the saints in Christ Jesus that are at Philippi, with their pastors and deacons;✻ (Philippians 1, 1)
You must never act in a spirit of factiousness, or of ambition; each of you must have the humility to think others better men than himself, (Philippians 2, 3)
You remember, Philippians, as well as I do, that when I left Macedonia in those early days of gospel preaching, yours was the only church whose sympathy with me meant alms given and received; (Philippians 4, 15)
