THE EPISTLE TO PHILEMON.
THE STRUCTURE OF THE EPISTLE AS A WHOLE.
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NOTES ON THE EPISTLE TO PHILEMON.
1, ATL that wo know of Philemon isto ba gathered from the Epistle bear
‘believer at Colosso, from the roturences 0 certain in the church ther
eon poseocsod of moana (o. 22). Paul's words indionte that he held his friend
2. Onosimus is the Latinized form of the Creek Ondsimos, which means “usefal”, oF “ profitable”, He was
a slave (e. 10), and, flooing from hia master, found his way to Rom “ras, under Paul, led fo become
the Lord's frooman, and * called being a servant (lav 2" not for i, but waa willing to return to
his master’s sorvice, whether to continue ag ave or as * Urother beloved” (vv). Paul sends the letter by
Onesimus,
8. From Gol 4. 9. we learn that Pal had sent unto the church at Coloase Tychious " with Onesimus, faithful
sand beloved brother, who is one of you". Fur other references, soo Notes.
moment at Rome, protably in ap. 62. In no one of|
‘apostle in his care for every mamber of the church,
name. Ho seems to have been
yw) and must ave
1630 Bo
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Cre
THE EPISTLE
OF PAUL TO
PHILEMON.
1 Paut, a ‘prisoner of “Jesus Christ, and
Timothy, oar brother, nia Prilemoa our]
dearly beloved, and °fellowlabourer,
2° And to ‘our “beloved * Apphia, and © Ar-|
chippus our °fellowsoldier, and to the ’church
"in thy house:
3°Grace to you, and peace, ° from *God our
Father and the “Lord ‘ Jesus Christ.
4 J ‘thane, my 'God, making *mention of
thog always “in my*
8 Hearing of thy Hove and faith, which |
thou hast “toward the" Lord “Jesus, and "to-
ward all ‘saints;
6° That the “communication of thy * faith
siny ‘become “effectual “by: the “acknow.
edging of every good thing which is “in * you
"in Christ “Jesus.
7 For “we have great joy and ° consolation
*in thy Slove,
because the “bowels of the saints “are °re-
freshed ° by thee, ‘brother.
8 Wherefore, “though I might be much bold
ein Christ to “enjoin thee that which is
“convenient,
9 °Yet °for ‘love's sake I rather “beseech
thee, being such an one as Paul the “aged,
and now “also a prisoner of Jesus Christ.
10 I *beseech thee *for my °son Onesimus,
whom I*have begotten ‘in my bonds;
TL Which in time past was to thee *un-
profitable, but now “profitable to thee and
to me:
12 Whom I *have °sent again: °ifeu there
fore receive him, that is, ° mine own bowels:
13 Whom 3 °would have retained ° with me,
that °in thy stead he °might have ministered
‘unto me ‘in the bonds of the ° gospel:
J4 Bat swithout thy *mind *would I do
that “thy benefit should “not be as,
it were “of necessity, but ° willingly.
16 For * perhaps he therefore ° departed °for
a season, that thou shouldest °recei
1 prisoner. Op. Eph. 8.1; 4) 2 Tim te
‘Toss Christ =Christ Jesus, "Ap. 08, XI
Gr, gumargos._ Se
@ beloved. The texts ten’ =sster
Apphia.” Tradition says sho was the wife of Phil
‘Archippus, Soo Col. 4.17
_followsoldier. “Oniy here and Phil. 2 1 which
“hurch, Ap. 186.
in "Ge kata, Ap. 104 x. 2
3 Grace, Gr. charis, Ap. 184,T, 1
from. Ap. 104 Iv
God. Ap os Lis
Father. Ap. 93.11,
Lord Ap. 88 Vip. 2. B
oaus Christ.” Ap. 88 XI.
thank Ge gucharisss. Soo Acts 21. so
Mention. Gr. mneia, Seo Kom. 1, s, Eph. J, 16.
1 Those 1.2
‘always. Ap. 11. 11 G. i.
ins Gr. epi.” Ap. 104. ix. 1.
prayora. Gr proseuchén” Ap. 194, IL &
5 lova=the love Ay. 185.1%. 1,
faith =tho faith, Ap, 160, UL 1.
toward. “Gr. pros. Ap. 104. xv. 8
Tord. “Ap 68 Vii 62. A,
Fosus. “Ap. 98 X,
toward.” Gr. sia Ap, 104, vi
faints tho saints, Soo Acts 6.15.
@ That. Supply the elliysis by " (Praying) that”,
Sommunication = fellowship. Gr kolucnia. Seo
Acta 6
‘offeciual. Gr. encrgis Soot Cor. 16. 8, Elaowhere,
Habs 12, Seo Ap. 172.6.
Dy. "Ap, 104. vil.
acknowledging. Ap. 192.11.
fn. Ap. 108 tite
you.
‘the texts rend ua,
‘wo have. ‘Tho texts read “Thad”,
Consolation. Seo Acts 4.36
fn. Ap. 104 ix. 2
bowele, Soo 2 Gur. 6.12,
vochave been.
Tefeostied. Seo 1 Cor. 16.18
by. Ap. 104 1.
————-} g"inovgn.." bota. Lit, having much boldness
(Ge. parrhinia frssdoma of speech), Cp. Acts2.29. "enjoin—command, Gr. spams.” convenient.
Gr. dnat0, Soo Eph. © Yet, Omit, for.. auko, Ap. 104.2 bosgeoh. “Ap 1841.6.
Gpet aged. Gr. preshutin, Soo Tit 2 2, Elsewhere, Luke 1.18.” also, &e.=a prisoner also.
20 for, Ap 10k xii I. ton.” Ap. 108 i,” have begotten begat. Cp. Phil. 132,13." 11 une
DroMtablo-not ueerul. Gr. arnravoe. Only here, Fig, Meior Ap. 6." profitable, Gr. euchrawon Seo
2Tim.2 21, 12 have. Omit. sent again=sont back. Ap. 114.5. tho therefore receive, The
texts omity and rend "sant again to thee”. mine own bowela—as mine own solf. Fig. Synecdoche,
Ap.6 Lg would, £e.=Wwas minded (Ap. 102.) to retain. with. Ap. 10 xv 8. thatcin order
thet. Gr. hina ‘ib. atond. Ap, 104. xvii 1. might have, &e,~may minister. Ap. 100.111 1
opel, ‘Son Ano, 134 without apart from Groh mind "Ap 177.2" would, Tit
‘as willing to." Ap. 102.1.
Xp: 105. 1” st wore. Omit.
‘nothing. “Gr. owen
of “Ap 104. x.
thy Benefit. Lit the good thing of thee.
willingly =accordiog to (Ap, 0k <3) fee-will
2
GF. hekousioe, Only here. Tho advord in Heb. 10 i% 1 Pet.5.2.” 16 perhaps Gr. tacha. Only hore
fand Rom. 6,7. therefore--because of (Ap. 104. v2) this. departed= was soparated, Gr, chord,
First oce. Mate, 12.6," for. Ap. 10L xy... season. Lit hour, Gx. hora. receive, Gr-apeck
BeoMatt 6% for over. Ape Ib1, TI. Bi
18a H
BDda
16. PHILEMON.
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