Time Received 2 hours off

My Mac time is correct, but the time received in the window of Mac Mail is incorrect. It's 2 hours behind. The day is correct. The time on the email itself is correct.
What is causing this and is there a way to correct it?
Thanks.

Have you read my first post?
Again, the date & time that Mail shows in the Date Received column is the date & time that appears in the latest (topmost) Received message header (which you can see doing View > Message > Long Headers), not the date & time that appears in the Date message header, and is set by the incoming mail server.
If the date & time that appears in the latest (topmost) Received message header is wrong, that’s the incoming mail server’s fault and Mail has no bearing on it. If that’s the problem, it must be fixed at the server by whoever is responsible for that mail server...

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