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The Expositor's Bible: The Epistle to the Philippians
Rainy, Robert · 88,121 words · 123 reading sections
_Gifts And Sacrifices._
Accordingly the Apostle closes in a doxology: "Now unto our God and Father be glory for ever." Among the salutations with which the Epistle winds up, every one must be struck with that which goes in the name of "those of Cæsar's household." Bishop Lightfoot has annexed to his Commentary an essay on this topic, which c…
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One feels that for Paul, who was rich in doctrine, doctrine is after all but the measure of mighty forces which are alive in his own experience. No doctrine, not one, is for the intellect alone: all go out into heart and conscience and life. More than this: he lets us see that, for Christians, Christ Himself is the gre…
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