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The Letter to the Philippians
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The Letter to the Philippians is a deeply personal and passionate epistle written by Apostle Paul while he was in prison.
It emphasizes the joy that comes from living in Christ, even in the face of hardship and conflict.
The letter expresses Paul's gratitude for the Philippians' support and encourages them to live according to Christ's pattern of humility and service.
It includes a famous hymn about Christ's incarnation, death, and exaltation (Philippians 2:6-11) and urges the believers to maintain unity, humility, and joy in their Christian life.
The letter is often termed 'the letter of joy' due to its recurring theme of rejoicing in faith.
It emphasizes the joy that comes from living in Christ, even in the face of hardship and conflict.
The letter expresses Paul's gratitude for the Philippians' support and encourages them to live according to Christ's pattern of humility and service.
It includes a famous hymn about Christ's incarnation, death, and exaltation (Philippians 2:6-11) and urges the believers to maintain unity, humility, and joy in their Christian life.
The letter is often termed 'the letter of joy' due to its recurring theme of rejoicing in faith.
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Mentioned as the source of the second reading in the podcast's lectio divina.
Lectio: Second Sunday of Advent
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Dr. Ben Akers
Letter to the Philippians: Part 3
