Philippians 3

Philippians 3

ul s exhortation to Follow my example. Edwards set the apostle s words in the redemptive context of Philippians 3 and called his hearers to be steadfast in pursuing Christ, His righteousness and the final salvation of their souls in the same manner as that of the apostle Paul. Pa

Philippians 3:9 · Guy Prentiss Waters

in Philippians 3.9. So, again, Wright, I think, makes a partially correct observation and then proceeds on the basis of that to counter what we have said is the full teaching of the Scripture.

Philippians 3:10 · Jim Cassidy

But Gaffin has this wonderful exposition on Philippians chapter 3, verse 10. And if I could just quote this, it’s on page 234.

Philippians 3:10 · Camden Bucey

That union speaks a lot to our union with Christ, even in his sufferings. Yeah, absolutely. Which is everything, that I may, this is Philippians 3.10, that I may know him and the power of his resurrection and may share his sufferings, becoming like him in his death. The pattern for the Christian lif

Philippians 3:14

she would rightly press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus (Phil 3:14). Our shared memories and the lessons of the past shape our ecclesiastical context and guide our present practice. Dr. Alan Strange and Rev. Brian De Jong discuss the rol

Philippians 3:20 · Bill Dennison

And therefore, that is how Christians should see our citizenship. According to Paul in Philippians 3.20, we should see our citizenship in heaven. We do not see our citizenship, even as we exist here, still in terms of the present evil age, we do not see our citizenship on earth. So, I hope that’s he

Philippians 3:20 · Bill Dennison

along with the affirmation by the Apostle Paul in Philippians 3.20. That’s where I am. I was just going to say, and then I show that under Voss’ two-age construction, in the modern context of exegesis in the Reformed tradition, and of course, as I analyze culture, I take a Vantillian approach with r