<p>9:11- see on 2 Cor. 6:10.<br /><i>You will be enriched in every way for all your generosity, which through us will produce thanksgiving to God</i>- &quot;Enriched... for&quot; could be translated as AV &quot;enriched... to&quot;. Either way, the idea is in harmony with the teaching of the preceding verses, that we are enriched so that we may be generous- in whatever terms that enrichment comes. As stated earlier, we are given seed in order to sow it, rather than hoard it. Any enrichment for generosity is not as it were a reward for having been generous, but merely a provision to continue doing it. The fruit which sprung up from the seed sown, or the enrichment caused by generosity, is envisaged as being in spiritual terms. Thanksgiving to God would be produced as a result of their generosity. But again, the argument is true as it stands, but appears somewhat forced- please give your money as I direct you, so that I and my team can then give thanksgiving to God. I have noted through chapters 7-9 that Paul seems to use every argument possible to persuade the Corinthians to part with their cash, and at times his desperation is apparent. The idea of enrichment however is how Paul opened the Corinthian correspondence, reminding them that they had been &quot;enriched in every way (1 Cor. 1:5) in having been given the Spirit in so many different ways- even though they were &quot;not spiritual&quot; (1 Cor. 3:1) because they had not let the Spirit function. The similarity of wording is significant. The giving or grace of the Corinthians was to be enabled and rooted in the Spirit <i>charis</i> or gift / enrichment they had been given. It was in this sense that Paul could say he had &quot;made many rich&quot; by his preaching ministry (2 Cor. 6:10).</p>