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An Exegetical Summary of Philippians presents a summary of information and opinions from various commentaries and translations, discussing the interpretation of the Greek Text of Philippians. Alternative interpretations are listed, with the names of those commentaries or translations that support each view. Numerous links to Louw/Nida and the Bauer Lexicon are also included. The material was...

2:6 QUESTION—Why is the passage 2:6–8 mentioned? It gives the grounds for referring to Christ as the example of unselfishness in 2:5 [Bg, GNC, Lg, MNTC, My(D)]: (follow Christ’s example,) because he did these things. The point is that Christ was more concerned about rescuing sinful human beings than holding on to his heavenly glory [Ea]. who, existing a in b (the) form c of-God, LEXICON—a. pres. act. participle of ὑπάρχω (LN 13.77) (BAGD 2. p. 838): ‘to exist’ [Ea, Ln, NTC, WEC; NASB],
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