An Exegetical Summary of Philippians, 2nd ed.

by J. Harold Greenlee

Publisher:

SIL International

, 2008

Overview

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Contents

Top Highlights

“‘Slave’ describes the relationship that all Christians have with Christ” (Page 11)

“This word refers to prayer with a worshipful attitude and feeling” (Page 214)

“They are encouraged because they are in union with Christ” (Page 83)

“They were already children of God, but the purpose was that they should become blameless children of God” (Page 120)

“fitting for a Christian [Ea], having serious and dignified motives and behavior” (Page 219)

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Product Details

• Title: An Exegetical Summary of Philippians
• Author: J. Harold Greenlee
• Edition: 2nd
• Publisher: SIL International
• Publication Date: 2008
• Pages: 252

About J. Harold Greenlee

J. Harold Greenlee holds a Ph.D. in Biblical and Patristic Greek from Harvard, and has worked as a teacher and Greek exegetical consultant for many years with both OMS International and SIL International. He has written numerous books and articles, including five volumes in the Exegetical Summary Series.