Reading Philippians: A Theological Introduction (Biblia.com)

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In this new introduction and guide to Paul’s Letter to the Philippians, Nijay K. Gupta makes the background, messages, and theological importance of this text understandable and interesting to lay readers and students. Reading Philippians includes Gupta’s own English translation of Philippians. In his discussion of the value and significance of this text for Christians today, he incorporates...

words, and his letters developed rather sophisticated arguments. Think about it this way: in the ancient world, the average personal letter was about 100 to 200 words, basically one paragraph. Most of the information in a typical letter was mundane. Hi, I hope you are doing well. How is this problem? Thank you for such and such. I need you to send me this. Farewell, and say hello to so-and-so. Now, for Paul, on average he writes about 2,500 words, and sometimes as many as 7,000.7 That is a difference

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