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Philippians | Summary

Image background courtesy of Stock.XCHNG.com/ba1969 From your meditation, readings, and study, summarize the book of Philippians. From your notes, list the references Paul shares on being likeminded, being of one mind…and the other references to the mind. Also, list any statements from Philippians on rejoicing. We pray this study on Philippians is a blessing to

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Philippians 4 | Parting Words

Image background courtesy of Stock.XCHNG.com/ba1969 How did Paul refer to the Philippians in Philippians 4:1? Who did Paul address (Philippians 4:2-3)? Who are those that labored with Paul? What did Paul say about each? In what five things did Paul instruct the Philippians (Philippians 4:4-9)? What three ways were the Philippians to let their requests

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Philippians 2 | One Mind

Image background courtesy of Stock.XCHNG.com/ba1969 Read Philippians 2. What four things led to Paul’s request of fulfilling his joy (Philippians 2:1)? In what ways were the Philippians to fulfill his joy (Philippians 2:2)? How (Philippians 2:2-4)? What mind were they to have (Philippians 2:5)? How did Paul describe the life (and mind) of Christ (Philippians

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Philippians | Meditation

Image background courtesy of Stock.XCHNG.com/ba1969 Please access a bible atlas for the city of Philippi. Please read through (and meditate on) Philippians (multiple times). The purpose of this reading is not to focus on specific points or even familiar scriptures (i.e. Philippians 1:6, 3:13-14, 4:8, 4:12-13). The focus is understanding the letter to the Philippians

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Philippians Introduction | Easton’s Bible Dictionary

Image background courtesy of Stock.XCHNG.com/ba1969 The referenced material below is from Easton’s Bible Dictionary (Matthew George Easton, M.A., D.D. (1823-1894)). Published in 1897, it is now a public domain resource and is no longer under copyright. Philippians, Epistle To: was written by Paul during the two years when he was “in bonds” in Rome (Philippians

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