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In a brief 177 pages, Dr. James Smith has broken the New Testament down into bite-sized chunks for his readers. In The New Testament Books Made Simple, Smith takes us through each book of the New Testament, opening up its contents and significance in a dynamic and straightforward approach.

One could also argue that the letter to Philemon illustrates the forgiveness that a believer finds in Christ. By law Onesimus was condemned; he deserved to be punished. Paul appeals for him to be set free (saved) by the grace of his former master even as Philemon had been forgiven by God’s grace. The key verse in the letter to Philemon is this: If you consider me a partner, welcome him as you would welcome me (v. 17). The key phrase must be: welcome him as you would welcome me (v. 17). Key words
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