10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHILEM.»
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Philem. in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Philem. and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Making of Colossians: A Study on the Formation and ...
Philemon The following tables illustrate the resemblances between Philem and
Col. The first one (Table Philem A, p. 324) includes the texts in the order they
occur in Philem and the second one (Table Philem B, p. 325) from the standpoint
of ...
2
The Fragments of Attic Comedy
669 Money Went, How the see How Pitch-plastered Philem. 31 Mother-in-law?
Philem. 13 Play of Unknown Title Men. 763, 1203 Mother-in-law Men. 609 Poet
Phoen. 249 Mother-in-law Ap. Car. 189 Pontus, Man from Epig. 305 Moved
House ...
Menander, John Maxwell Edmonds, 1959
Titus 1:11 401 Philem. 18–19 346 Titus 1:12 10 Philem. 19 126, 127 Titus 1:13
402 Philem. 22 124, 333 Titus 1:14 400 Philem. 23 329 Titus 1:16 401 Philem. 24
135 Titus 2:1–10 418–419 Philem. 25 125 Titus 2:1–3:2 420 Hebrews–Jude ...
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A Grammar of the Idiom of the New Testament: Prepared as a ...
5 340* Philem. 1 189* Heb. iii. 6 126, 158, .527 Philem. 4 256 Heb. iii. 7 575
Philem. 5 139, 155, 345, 410* Heb. iii. 8 385, 401* Philcm. 6 338,416, 462* Hcb.
iii. 9 436 Philem. 9 189* Heb. iii. 10 85, 450 Philem. 10 164, 628 Heb. iii. 11
462,500 ...
Georg Benedikt Winer, Gottlieb Lünemann, Joseph Henry Thayer, 1869
Oal. Philip. Philem. Kphes. Col. 2 Tim. Fl.icitu . . . „ 1 Tim. 1 Cor. Titus. 2 Cor. » M
Ephes. 2 Tim. Philip. Col. Philem. Daroniui . . . „ n 1 Cor. 1 Tim. Titus. „ 2 Ti'm.
Ephos. Philip. Philip. Col Philem. Petavius . . . *t n 2 Cor. Kom. 1 Tim. Tit. Kphes.
Col.
4: 10; Philem. 24), Luke (Col. 4: 14; Philem. 24), Demas (Col. 4: 14; Philem. 24),
and Onesimus (Col. 4: 9; Philem. 10–12). 68 In both Archippus appears among
the recipients (Col. 4: 17; Philem. 2).'These agreements do notoccur in the same
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Jerome Murphy-O'Connor, 1998
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Classics in Translation, Volume II: Latin Literature
PHILEM. Please look me over carefully, Scapha, and see if this dress really
becomes me. I do want to please my Philolaches, my darling, my benefactor.
SCAPHA. You'll do better to dress yourself up in a charming personality, seeing
that ...
Paul L. MacKendrick, Herbert M. Howe, 2012
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Servant Leadership: Jesus Andpaul - the Ultimate Mode P5021
... of this letter. Several alternatives suggest themselves. Paul returns a runaway
slave, Onesimus, so that his master, Philemon, might forgive him (not punish him
with death as was his right) and receive him as a "beloved brother" (Philem. 16).
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Introducing the New Testament: A Historical, Literary, and ...
1:24; Philem. 9, 10, 13). 0 Both are said to be co-authored by Paul and Timothy (
Col. 1:1; Philem. 1). 0 Both letters mention many of the same individuals:
Archippus (Col. 4117; Philem. 2), Onesimus (Col. 419; Philem. 10), Epaphras (
Col. 117 ...
10
Paul's Intercessory Prayers: The Significance of the ...
(but see 16: 22), Philem. [Cf. II Thess. 2: i6f. (3: 3?), 3: 5; Col. substitutes a prayer-
report, 4: 12.] 3. Reference to collection or gift Rom. 15: 25-8; I Cor. 16: 1-9; Phil.
4: 10-18; Philem. 18-22. Lacking in II Cor., Gal., I Thess. 4. Request for readers' ...
