My LORD’s BibleThe Third Epistle to the Corinthians 2
1The deacons Threptus and Eutyches brought the letter unto Philippi, so that Paul received it, being in bonds because of Stratonice the wife of Apollophanes, and he forgat his bonds, and was sore afflicted, and cried out, saying: It were better for me to die and to be with the Lord, than to continue in the flesh and to hear such things and the calamities of false doctrine, so that trouble cometh upon trouble.
2And over and above this so great affliction I am in bonds and behold these evils whereby the devices of Satan are accomplished.
3Paul therefore, in great affliction, wrote a letter, answering thus: