Philippians is known for its famous christological hymn, which narrates the incarnation of Christ. Paul’s message, however, does not focus on Christology. Instead, his letter to the Philippians addresses the question of how to live as a Christian in a non-believing world. He urges the Philippians to live within society in a manner worthy of the gospel, singing the praises of the ultimate example of this behavior—the exalted Lord Jesus Christ.
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