Philippians 1
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 1 of 4
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Paul and Timothy, identifying themselves as slaves of Jesus Christ, address the saints, overseers, and deacons located in Philippi [1]. They extend wi…
Paul expresses gratitude and joy in his prayers for the Philippians because of their ongoing fellowship in the gospel [1]. He is confident that God wi…
Paul informs the believers that his imprisonment has actually helped advance the gospel [3]. His bonds have become clearly revealed to be in Christ th…
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Paul and Timothy, identifying themselves as slaves of Jesus Christ, address the saints, overseers, and deacons located in Philippi [1]. They extend wishes of grace and peace from God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ [1].
Philippians 1:1-2Paul expresses gratitude and joy in his prayers for the Philippians because of their ongoing fellowship in the gospel [1]. He is confident that God will complete the good work He began in them, and prays that their love will abound in full knowledge and perception [1, 2].
Philippians 1:3-11Paul informs the believers that his imprisonment has actually helped advance the gospel [3]. His bonds have become clearly revealed to be in Christ throughout the praetorium, encouraging most brothers to speak the Word fearlessly [3].
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