2 Corinthians 11: Paul and the False Apostles

Paul fears the Corinthians are being led astray by false apostles who preach another Jesus, disguised as servants of righteousness as Satan disguises himself as an angel of light. Reluctantly boasting, he lists his labors, imprisonments, beatings, and dangers for Christ.

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According to 2 Corinthians 11:30-31, what kind of things does Paul say he will boast about, and how does he back up the truth of his claims?

He will boast of the things that show his weakness, and calls on God, the Father of the Lord Jesus, as witness that he is not lyingHe will boast of his wealth and social standing, and asks the Corinthians to verify his claims independentlyHe will boast only of his impressive achievements, and calls on the apostles in Jerusalem as witnessesHe refuses to boast of anything at all, weak or strong, and asks them simply to trust his word