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J. J. Muller‘s work, The Epistles of Paul to the Philippians and to Philemon, is widely known and much loved for its verse-by-verse commentary, careful examination of Philippians and Philemon, and introductory examination of each book. His words, brimming with outstanding scholarship and biblical wisdom, outline the doctrine found within these two Pauline epistles in way that is useful for...

plenty6 and to hunger, both to have abundance and to suffer want. Plenty and hunger, abundance and want—in all these Paul has been initiated. He knows the joys and the cares of life, prosperity and adversity, “good” days and “evil” days, favourable and unfavourable circumstances. And he has learned to be content under all circumstances, be they good or be they evil. 13 The confession which at the same time reveals the secret of his contentment under all circumstances, does not stay out. “I can do
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