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Paul, Philippians
(5,768 words)
Sent from prison, the letter to the Philippians is the most poignant among those Paul (Paul [Apostle]) wrote. He reveals his feelings and emotions more than anywhere else. This time, he does not write to fight against a misguided interpretation of the gospel advanced by false brothers (Galatians), nor to develop his own synthesis on justification by faith (Romans), nor to meet problems faced by a community he founded (1 Corinthians). Philippians appears more selfless in some way. It is t…
Date:
2024-01-19
Paul, Philemon
(2,979 words)
The shortest Pauline letter is also one of the least known. Its theological interest is poor. It looks like a private letter in which Paul intercedes with a friend to solve a domestic problem between him and his slave. In addition, the letter suffers from some opacity about the nature of the problem. So that many wonder: how could this private and obscure letter have been incorporated into the biblical canon? The wide attention it has nevertheless received in recent research is probably d…
Date:
2024-01-19
