16-18, 23. Titus Journeys to Corinth—Paul’s testimony was accepted as of great weight, because of the many revelations he had received. He knew better than did many others of the necessities of various places. But Paul was unwilling to take personal charge of the raising of this contribution. He had been largely instrumental in causing it to be raised, but, lest any should find occasion to speak evil, Titus and his companions ... made the journey to Corinth; for there was no safe way of transporting money at that time (Manuscript 101, 1906).{6BC 1104.5}

16-18, 23. Titus’ rejser til Korint. - Paulus' vidnesbyrd blev antaget med stor tyngde, på grund af de mange åbenbaringer han fik. Han vidste bedre end mange andre, hvad der var brug for på de forskellige steder. Men Paulus var ikke villig til at tage personlige ansvar for at indfri disse bidrag. Han havde været mest medvirkende til at få dem oprettet, men, for at ingen kan komme til at sige noget ondt, rejste Titus og hans ledsagere til Korint; for der var ingen sikker måde at transportere penge den gang. (MS 101, 1906).