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The Interpretation of St. Paul’s Epistles to the Galatians, to the Ephesians, and to the Philippians is unavailable, but you can change that!

Thorough as a student of Greek, R. C. H. Lenski interprets the books of the New Testament with meticulous exegetical research while providing an original, literal translation of the text. With his conservative Lutheran perspective, he is unwavering in his high view of Scriptural authority, probing deeply and passionately—arguing his conclusions masterfully. Beyond exegesis, he provides...

when the spiritual leader is absent. How great praise was it when the Philippians increased theirs when Paul was gone! And he was gone not only for a short time. Paul had been absent from them for a long while: “now,” at this very moment, after so long an absence, they still obeyed “much more” than when Paul was present in their midst. Verb and object are reversed so that both are emphatic. “With fear and trembling” is placed at the beginning and thus has the primary emphasis: “with no less than
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