2 Corinthians 12

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In 2 Corinthians 12:5-6, how does Paul limit his own boasting, even though he could truthfully say more about the vision he just described?

He boasts about that man and his experience but refuses to boast about himself directly, holding back so people judge him only by what they actually see and hear from himHe instructs the Corinthians to stop judging him by his words and actions altogetherHe decides not to mention the vision at all out of fear of being disbelievedHe boasts freely about himself, listing every spiritual achievement he can recall