philemon in A Sentence

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    Philemon made his home available for Christian meetings.

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    Only an indifferent boy Philemon did not feed the animal.

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    In Philemon 24 he is named as a fellow-worker of Paul.

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    Why did Paul not ask Philemon to grant freedom to Onesimus?

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    One was Philemon, and the other was Onesimus. Who were these men?

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    Philemon 1:17 If thou count me therefore a partner, receive him as myself.

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    Philemon 1:17 If you count me therefore a partner, receive him as myself.

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    Philemon 1:12 I am sending him- who is my very heart- back to you.

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    He will see, with Paul, that a slave can be“a brother in the Lord”(Philemon 1:16).

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    Philemon 1:17 If then you regard me a partner, accept him as you would me.

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    Philemon's Love and Faith 4Philemon, each time I mention you in my prayers, I thank God.

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    Paul, in the New Testament, taught that a slave can be"a brother in the Lord"(Philemon 1:16).

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    And surely it was a blessing that Philemon and Onesimus became united in Christian brotherhood.

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    Philemon 1:18 If he has done you any wrong or owes you anything, charge it to me.

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    Love had already prompted Philemon to open his house for use as a Christian meeting place.

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    We learn from Col. 4:10 that Paul once more accepted John Mark as a fellow worker(Philemon 24).

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    While imprisoned at Rome about 60- 61 C. E., Paul wrote a letter addressed primarily to Philemon.

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    Philemon 1:8 Accordingly, though I am bold enough in Christ to command you to do what is required,

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    Philemon 1:8 Therefore, though I have enough confidence in Christ to order you to do what is proper,

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    Philemon 1:17 If therefore you regard me as a comrade, receive him as if he were I myself.

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    Now forsaken by the majority, martyrdom loomed.- Acts 28: 30; 2 Timothy 4: 6- 8, 16; Philemon 22.

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    The slave Onesimus robbed his master, Philemon, and ran away, made his way to Rome and to Paul.

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    Because Philemon could now have him back as a willing, honest Christian brother, not as an unwilling, possibly dishonest slave.

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    Philemon 1:8 For this reason, although I have great boldness in Christ to command you to do what is right.

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    BIBLE PRINCIPLE:“ Your good deed may be done, not under compulsion, but of your own free will.”​ - Philemon 14.

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    That is why they refer to one another as“ brother” and“ sister.”- Compare Mark 3: 31- 35; Philemon 1, 2.

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    Onesimus would now be“ profitable,” or“ useful,” thus living up to the meaning of his name.- Philemon 1, 10- 12.

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    To our dear coworker Philemon, 2 our sister Apphia, our fellow soldier Archippus, and the church that meets in your house.

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    Onesimus was still the property of Philemon, and Paul wrote to smooth the way for his return to his master.

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    Philemon 1:21 Having confidence in thy obedience I wrote unto thee, knowing that thou wilt also do more than I say.

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