2 Corinthians 6: Servants of God in Every Hardship

Paul urges the Corinthians not to receive God's grace in vain, since this is the time God offers salvation. He describes the hardships, purity, and paradoxes of his ministry, pleads for them to open their hearts, and warns against being unequally yoked with unbelievers.

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According to 2 Corinthians 6:17, what does Paul, quoting the Lord, instruct believers to do, and what promise is attached?

Build a physical wall between believers and the city, with the promise that no enemy will ever breach itRemain hidden from all other people for the rest of their lives, with the promise that God will reward their solitudeCome out from among them, be separate, and touch no unclean thing -- with the promise that the Lord will receive themReject every relationship outside their own congregation, with the promise that the church will prosper in the city