Geoffrey B. Wilson Additional Author mixed material bibliography Edinburgh Banner of Truth Trust 1983 monographic en English

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Paul's letter to the Philippians is marked by several outstanding features. It was written while he was a prisoner of the Roman government and yet he saw that through his sufferings the gospel of Christ was being advanced. It was written to a church which had given him material help and yet he remained faithful to his calling by expressing his concern that they should grow in unity and humility. It is not a systematic exposition of the gospel and yet one of the profoundest passages on the person and work of Christ lies at its heart. In a variety of ways it presents the richness of the gospel and the joy of the Christian life. Written by a pastor to his people, it expresses the kind of life and fellowship which should be the goal of every individual Christian and every church. 227.6070851513638 Transformatio Library Bandung Theological Seminary 227.607 Wil p E94019346 Non Fiction 227.607 Wil p Philippians.jpg 60836 2014-12-16 10:48:29 2025-04-26 08:09:31 machine generated