dionysius of alexandria wrote the book of corinthians in the holy bible.
who wrote the book of corinthians in the holy bible?
dionysius of alexandria
2 corinthians 13





























2 corinthians 13 is the thirteenth and final chapter of the second epistle to the corinthians in the new testament of the christian bible. it is authored by paul the apostle and timothy () in macedonia in 55–56 ce.





























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the original text was written in koine greek. this chapter is divided into 14 verses in most bible versions, but 13 verses in some versions, e.g. the vulgate, douay-rheims version and jerusalem bible with the combination of verses 12–13 into verse 12 and numbering the last verse as verse 13.





























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2 corinthians 13
despite not charting in mainland europe, and not selling very well initially, "the holy bible" received significant critical acclaim when it was released in august 1994, and in the years following. simon williams of "nme" saw "the holy bible" as primarily the work of james dean bradfield, saying ""the holy bible" isn't elegant, but it is bloody effective". "melody maker", seeing it as primarily the work of richey edwards, described it as "the sound of a group in extremis [...] hurtling towards a private armageddon". observed roy wilkinson in "select": "amid all the references to coma, carcasses, 'walking abortions' and dying in the summer sits the spectre of richey, holed up in a private clinic, having drunk too much, eaten too little and cut himself for reasons varying between dramatic gesture, a surrogate for screaming out loud and something 'sexual' [...] let's hope that, with a record of such unsettling, morbid resonance as "the holy bible", no further gestures are required."
the holy bible (album)