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    Philippians Study Book: the Epistle of Paul to the Philippians, King James Version Study Bible
    Philippians Study Book: the Epistle of Paul to the Philippians, King James Version Study Bible
    Philippians Study Book: the Epistle of Paul to the Philippians, King James Version Study Bible
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    Philippians Study Book: the Epistle of Paul to the Philippians, King James Version Study Bible

    By Richard D. Craft

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    Philippians Study Book: the Epistle of Paul to the Philippians Study Bible Second Edition by Richard D. Craft. The Second Edition has been updated to improve your study experience. This Philippians Study Book is designed for Teen and Adult Young Learners. This book is designed for group bible studies, however you can certainly use it for individual study. Features; Colored Text/Chapter Objectives/Chapter Summary/Chapter Questions, and also has Verse Questions and a Glossary.
    Paul wrote his epistle to Philippians while imprisoned in Rome. The Apostle Paul spent a total of approximately seven years in prison and wrote the epistle to Philippians about 61 A.D., while under house arrest. Paul had learned the secret of contentment and revealed it to the Philippians.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 4, 2012
    ISBN9781105724442
    Philippians Study Book: the Epistle of Paul to the Philippians, King James Version Study Bible

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      Philippians Study Book - Richard D. Craft

      Philippians Study Book: the Epistle of Paul to the Philippians, King James Version Study Bible

      PHILIPPIANS STUDY BOOK

      The Epistle of Paul to the Philippians

      KJV Study Book

      By

      Richard D. Craft

      SECOND EDITION

      Philippians Study Book Second Edition by Richard D. Craft, Copyright © 2017 by Richard D. Craft. First publishing Copyright © 2010 by Richard D. Craft

      All rights reserved.

      This ebook is licensed for your personal use only. This ebook may not be resold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each person you share it with.

      INTRODUCTION

      This book is designed for group bible studies, however you can certainly use it for individual study. Each chapter begins with the Chapter Objective, followed by KJV scripture, and concludes with the Chapter Summary and the Chapter Questions, each of which are in colored text to make your studies organized and simple. There is a Glossary at the back of the book for your reference.

      Paul wrote his epistle to Philippians while imprisoned in Rome. The Apostle Paul spent a total of approximately seven years in prison and wrote the epistle to Philippians about 61 A.D., while under house arrest.

      While it’s not known exactly when Paul was in prison, an estimate can be made from the scriptures.

      Paul was arrested in Jerusalem – [58 A.D., Acts 21:27 - 22:30].

      Imprisoned in Caesarea for two years – [58 - 60 A.D. ; Acts 23:23 - 26:32].

      Paul was shipwrecked on way to Rome – [60 A.D., Acts 27:1 - 28:16].

      His first imprisonment in Rome – [61 - 63 A.D., Acts 28:16-31].

      Paul was released from Roman prison in 63 A.D.

      Paul was writing 2 Timothy from a Maritime dungeon – [68 A.D., 2Tim 4:6-8].

      Also 2nd Roman imprisonment, trial and execution [68 A.D., 2Tim 4:6-8].

      Paul had learned the secret of contentment and revealed it to the Philippians. Paul wrote this epistle to the Philippians to thank some dear friends for sending him money.

      Paul tells about an inner joy that only comes from Jesus Christ, regardless of external conditions. Paul begins by giving thanks to the Philippians, and after describing some problems he was facing in Rome, he discloses his uncertainty about his future, whether he would be released or executed. Paul then describes Christ's humility and urges the Philippians to imitate Christ. Paul digresses for a bit and warns the Philippians about relying on external qualifications for their faith. After a few personal comments, Paul closes by thanking the Philippians again for their generosity.

      The Life & Epistles of St. Paul

      The following is The Life & Epistles of St. Paul by Conybeare and Howson (1851):

      44 B.C.

      Julius Caesar Assassinated

      4 B.C.

      Birth of Jesus Christ

      2 B.C. / A.D.?

      Birth of

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