Exegetical Study of Philippians 2:1-11 The purpose of this paper is to perform a thorough exegetical analysis of Philippians 2:1-11. In order to accomplish this purpose‚ the basic contents of the passage will be surveyed. In addition‚ any relevant issues from the background of the letter will be examined. This passage will be interpreted in its context so that its meaning will fit into the overall meaning of the letter. Most importantly‚ a verse by verse exposition of the text will be given which
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LIBERTY BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY: EXEGETICAL PAPER Exegetical Paper on Philippians 2:1-11 is being submitted to: DR: LEO PERCER In partial fulfilment for the requirement of the course NBST 610 (HERMENEUTICS) SUBMITTED BY: STEPHEN GEDDAM L26282842 CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 HISTORICAL CONTEXT ------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 EXPOSITION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Throughout the bible we learn a lot about Jesus and his messages. He is a teacher‚ provider‚ and so much more. In Philippians 2:1-11 we are confirmed in our knowledge that Jesus is humble and kind. Even though he was almighty and regardless of his immense power‚ he showed us that even he can die for us. In Philippians we are reminded to be more like him. We can read all of the wonderful things he has done‚ however‚ his message goes further than that. He wants us to be like him‚ strive to be filled
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as language‚ genre‚ form / source / redaction and other relevant bible passages. Philippians 2: 3-11 The passage of scripture chosen for this essay is taken from a letter which is “almost universally acknowledged” (Murray‚ 2001:1180) to have been written by the apostle Paul. As is clearly stated in the opening verses of the letter it is written “To all the saints in Christ Jesus who are in Philippi...” (Philippians 1:2a)‚ which was the first city within Macedonia that Paul reached with the gospel
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The book of Philippians chapter 2 from verses 1 – 11 gives us a clearer view on how we can reflect Christ’s example as believers. Paul begins the exhortation by asking the questions in verse 1 “if there be therefore any consolation in Christ‚ If any comfort of Love‚ if any fellowship of the spirit‚ if any bowels and mercies.” The ‘if’ stands as a condition. Paul is like doubting if the saints in Philippi were practicing these virtues in the church. Paul appeals to them on the basis of their Christian
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An introduction to Philippians 4:1-2 Visualize yourself on a missionary journey during the peak time of your life‚ dwelling on the sole obedience of God’s calling. Upon entering a city to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ‚ only to be arrested‚ placed in handcuffed‚ deprived of your belongings‚ and booked into a prison cell. Not much room for luxury‚ yet your faith is at its peak. Faithfully‚ God surrounds you with a people who are yet matured in Christ‚ however‚ they offer their most valuable
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Philippians 2:1-11 Main Idea of the Passage: In Philippians 2:1-11 Paul has two main subjects that he is addressing for the church in Philippi‚ exhortation towards unity and living a humble minded life that Jesus exemplified while on the earth. Paul ties these two ideas together by explaining that unity among the church begins with humility. Outline of the Passage: Verses 1-2 The author is giving a definition as to what faith really is as things
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until Paul’s message clarified the meaning of God’s judgment and kindness. The focus will be on this practically passage‚ Romans 2: 1-11. It is vital to understand the correct identification of this passage‚ the analysis of literary style and characteristics of both the book of Romans and the passage‚ the cultural and historical background‚ the appropriate exegetical approach‚ the identification and explanation of any
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Week 5 Philippians Philippians was interesting to read because I did not know it was a letter Paul had written‚ let alone he wrote it from prison. In this letter I believe Paul is teaching a great message about the importance of values and happiness. Paul had some sufferings‚ which included poverty‚ beatings‚ illness‚ and even being in prison; in each situation Paul seemed to be content. The basis of his contentment was the fact that he knew Jesus as he stated in Philippians 3:7-9‚ Paul’s
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knocks‚ the door will be opened. 1 1Is there anyone among you who‚ if your child asks for x a fish‚ will give a snake instead of a fish? 12 Or if the child asks for an egg‚ will give a scorpion? 13 If you then‚ who are evil‚ know how much to give good gifts to your children‚ how much more will the heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him!” Luke 11:9-13 Introduction: This paper will present an exegetical study of Matthew 7:7-11 and Luke 11:9-13‚ God’s Answering of Prayer
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