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Paul wrote these letters while he was in prison. Philippians is a warm, personal letter expressing great joy in Christ. Paul wrote to the Colossians to help them understand Christian truth and ward off false teaching. Philemon is a short note to Paul’s friend, asking him to forgive a runaway slave who had become a believer.

is something that we will do willingly, because the apostle provides us here with a magnificent testimony to the person and the work of our Lord Jesus. This is a confession of faith that ought to strengthen us in our faith in the all-sufficient Christ. This clear confession can help us to reject any teaching that fails to give Christ the glory he deserves. In verses 15 to 17, Paul describes Christ’s unique greatness in relation to the world of creation. Throughout this epistle Paul simply takes it
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