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Introduction
Paul wrote this letter to the believers in Philippi, a province of Macedonia (Acts 16:6-40). That group of believers was the first group planted by Paul in the Roman empire in Europe, and this letter was written while he was imprisoned in Rome for his preaching of the good message about Yeshua Messiah.
The main reason for Paul’s writing this letter was because he wanted to thank the believers there in Philippi for the gift that they had sent to help him in prison. His second reason for writing was so that he could encourage them and strengthen their faith despite difficulties that they would face, as well as his own difficulties. Paul advised them that they need to humble themselves like Yeshua had humbled himself when he was here on the earth. He reminds them again about the goodness and mercy of God, and how their faith in Messiah saves them. It’s no longer necessary for them to be constrained by the Law of Mosheh and human beliefs. Then he wrote about the peace and happiness that God gives to those united in Messiah.
Note that Paul (or his scribe) regularly refer to the ‘messiah’ (Greek ‘Χριστὸς’) in this letter without a preceding article, i.e., no preceding ‘the’, thus he uses the word (which originally meant ‘chosen or anointed one’) as another name for Yeshua (rather than as a title—for example, compare ‘Governor’ with ‘the governor’), hence we capitalise it here as ‘Messiah’.
Main components of Paul’s letter
Introduction 1:1-11
Paul’s happiness that Messiah is being proclaimed 1:12-30
Living in Messiah 2:1-18
Timothy and Epafroditus 2:19-30
The warning about enemies and difficulties 3:1-4:9
Paul and his friends from Philippi 4:10-20
Concluding remarks 4:21-23
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AICNT
PHP EN_AICNT_20250713
OEB
PHP
WEBBE
PHP 50-PHP-web.sfm World English Bible British Edition (WEBBE)
WMBB
PHP 50-PHP-web.sfm World Messianic Bible British Edition (WMBB)
NET
PHP
LSV
PHP - Literal Standard Version
FBV
PHP -- Free Bible
TCNT
PHP - The Text-Critical English New Testament
T4T
PHP - Translation 4 Translators 1
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BBE
PHP
Moff
PHP
Wymth
PHP — BibleOrgSys USFM3 export v0.96
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PHP - American Standard Version
DRA
PHP
YLT
PHP Paul’s Letter to the Philippians
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PHP
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PHP
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PHP Paul’s Letter to the Philippians
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PHP Paul’s Letter to the Philippians
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Gnva
PHP
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Php
TNT
PHP Paul’s Letter to the Philippians
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PHP
SR-GNT
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