The "superapostles" do all of the following except
A) oppose Paul.
B) emphasize their own suffering.
C) talk badly about Paul.
D) perform miracles.

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The term "superapostles" is used by Paul sarcastically to refer to certain Christian leaders in Corinth who opposed him. These individuals boasted about their credentials and criticized Paul, but there is no record of them emphasizing their own suffering as part of their claim to authority. Paul, on the other hand, often referred to his own sufferings as a mark of his apostleship.

The "Superapostles" Do All of the Following Except