2 Corinthians 1:6

“If we are afflicted, it is for your comfort and salvation; if we are comforted, it is for your comfort, which is at work in perseverance in the same sufferings that we also suffer.”

2 Corinthians 1:6 · direct translation from the Greek
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2 Corinthians 1:6, word by word

Ifεἴτεeite

whether, or

"Whether ... or", "if".

Where else “eite” appears
we are afflictedθλιβόμεθαthlibometha

afflict

To make suffer, or be in trouble.

Where else “thlibometha” appears
comfortπαρακλήσεωςparaklēseōs

comfort

The relief God or fellow believers give.

Where else “paraklēseōs” appears
salvationσωτηρίαςsōtērias

salvation

Salvation.

Where else “sōtērias” appears
we are comfortedπαρακαλούμεθαparakaloumetha

comfort

To bring relief to one who suffers.

Where else “parakaloumetha” appears
is at workἐνεργουμένηςenergoumenēs

be at work

Be at work, operate with power; bring about.

Where else “energoumenēs” appears
perseveranceὑπομονῇhypomonēi

endurance, perseverance

Endurance, perseverance: holding out patiently under trial.

Where else “hypomonēi” appears
sufferingsπαθημάτωνpathēmatōn

suffering

What one has to endure.

Where else “pathēmatōn” appears
sufferπάσχομενpaschomen

suffer

Suffer, undergo.

Where else “paschomen” appears

Translation note· on the manuscripts

The manuscripts arrange the phrases of this verse and the next in different ways.

The context

5For just as the sufferings of the Messiah overflow to us, so through the Messiah our comfort also overflows.

6 · This verse (above)

7And our hope for you is firm, because we know that as you are partners in the sufferings, so also you are in the comfort.

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