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Title: Studies in the Epistles and Revelation
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Taylor, William Brooks, 1865-1941
Subjects: Bible Bible
Publisher: Cincinnati, O., The Standard Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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98 EPISTLES AXD REVELATION LESSON XII. The Personal Epistles: Philemon and2 Timothy CHRIST AND PERSONAL FRIENDSHIPS Though the personality of Paul is manifested inall of his Epistles, yet there are none so intenselypersonal as this group. A. PHILEMON : CHRIST AND SOCIAL RELA-TIONS In this personal letter Paul does not declarehis apostolic authority, hut speaks by the assuranceof love, as a Christian to a Christian brother. Thewhole range of human life would not be coveredby revelation if this Epistle were left out. I. THE WRITER AM) HIS CIRCUMSTANCES - 1. The Place.—This Epistle was written by Paulthe aged from his Roman prison in the year 6 2A. D. It is here treated out of its chronologicalorder. It was written at the same time as them Epistle to the .Colossians (Col. 4:9). 2. Persons.—The persons mentioned in the Epis-tles are Philemon, a well-known and influentialChristian (1: 2, 19); Apphia. probably the wifeof Philemon: Archippus, the minister of thechurch, and Onesimus. a sl

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