Philemon is one of the shortest and most obscure books of the Bible—easily flipped over by casual readers. But Despite its small size, the book is theologically robust. It instructs on forgiveness in a unique and practical way, gently teaches on matters of equality, fellowship, edification, and more. Jacob Abshire unpacks Philemon’s 25 verses, studying how to think and behave more like our Lord, the forgiving God (Exodus 34:6-7).
Not technical, stodgy, or choppy, this book is fluid, transitioning from point to point much like a topical book—but each point is grounded in Scripture. This is a commentary for those who don’t like commentaries—full of rich exposition, but easy to read at the same time.
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