1 Corinthians 2 focuses on the wisdom of God as opposed to the wisdom of humans. Paul states that he did not come to the Corinthian church with superior eloquence or human wisdom, but with a demonstration of the power of the Spirit, so that their faith might be based on the power of God. He also says that the wisdom of God is hidden in a mystery, which is revealed by the Spirit. Those who are not open to the Spirit's leading will not understand God's wisdom. Finally, he emphasizes that believers have the mind of Christ, and that this mind allows them to understand the things that are freely given to them by God.