What does 2 Corinthians 8:20 mean?
An unnamed representative of the Macedonian churches, famous for preaching the gospel, will accompany Titus to Corinth to help with the collection of funds for Jerusalem (2 Corinthians 8:18–19).Paul wanted to add this representative in part to provide as many witnesses and as much openness as possible for this collection of funds. He wanted to avoid giving anyone a valid reason to question his motives or integrity in handling these donated monies. Perhaps another accusation that some had used against Paul was that he was planning to take some of the donations for himself. That's why he wanted as many representatives as possible from the donating churches to join the delegation.