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Philemon

Book • 60
The Book of Philemon is one of the shortest letters written by Paul and is part of the New Testament.

It was written during Paul's first Roman imprisonment, around AD 60-62.

The letter addresses Philemon, a wealthy Christian in Colossae, regarding his runaway slave, Onesimus.

Onesimus had fled to Rome, where he encountered Paul and became a Christian.

Paul writes to Philemon to appeal for Onesimus's return, asking him to treat Onesimus not just as a slave but as a brother in Christ.

The letter emphasizes the themes of forgiveness, reconciliation, and the equal status of believers in Christ, regardless of their social positions.

Paul offers to take on any debt or wrongdoing attributed to Onesimus, demonstrating the principles of Christian love and grace.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by Adriel Sanchez as an example of a book not widely used in early Christian worship.
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How Did We Get Our Bible?
Mentioned by Tara-Leigh Cobble in relation to Onesimus, a slave who became Paul's assistant.
Day 349 (Colossians 1-4, Philemon 1) - Year 6
Mentioned by Tara-Leigh Cobble in relation to Onesimus, a slave who converted to Christianity.
Day 349 (Colossians 1-4, Philemon 1) - Year 5
Mentioned by Peter Gurry in the context of discussing manuscript variations.
The Bible: Tough Qs and Answers
Mentioned by Fr. Mike Schmitz while discussing the daily readings for the Bible in a Year podcast.
Day 361: Judgment and Repentance (2024)
Mentioned by T.D. Jakes as one of the books that Paul wrote.
The Father of Mercy
Referenced when speaking to Philemon about Onesimus.
CHT | S2E21: Going to Church in 100 AD

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