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   Philemon: The Recipient of Paul's Most Personal Letter

   Philemon: The Recipient of Paul's Most Personal Letter The Epistle to Philemon, though the shortest of Paul’s letters, stands as a profound testament to the transformative power of the Gospel and the deeply personal bonds forged within the early Christian community. At its heart ...

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   An Introduction to Philemon: A Lesson in Forgiveness

   An Introduction to Philemon: A Lesson in Forgiveness The Epistle to Philemon, though one of the shortest books in the New Testament, holds profound theological and practical lessons for the believer. Penned by the Apostle Paul during his imprisonment, likely in Rome, it is a deep...

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   Onesimus: From Useless Slave to Useful Brother

   Onesimus: From Useless Slave to Useful Brother The annals of human history are replete with tales of transformation, but few resonate with the profound spiritual depth and radical reconciliation found in the story of Onesimus. His journey, meticulously documented in the New Testa...

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   The Practice of Slavery in the Roman Empire and Paul's Writings

   The Practice of Slavery in the Roman Empire and Paul's Writings The apostle Paul lived and ministered within the vast expanse of the Roman Empire, a society deeply permeated by the institution of slavery. To understand Paul’s teachings on this complex subject, it is imperative to...

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   Paul's Ministry Under House Arrest in Rome

   Paul's Ministry Under House Arrest in Rome The Apostle Paul, a chosen vessel unto the Lord, experienced various forms of persecution and confinement throughout his tireless ministry. Yet, perhaps none is as instructively documented as his period of house arrest in Rome, as record...

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   The Pastoral Epistles (1-2 Timothy, Titus) vs. The Prison Epistles

   Introduction: Two Pillars of Pauline Doctrine The New Testament epistles penned by the Apostle Paul offer a profound and comprehensive theological framework for Christian faith and practice. Among these, two distinct categories stand out due to their unique contexts, audiences, a...

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   John Mark: The Man Who Got a Second Chance

   John Mark: The Man Who Got a Second Chance The narrative of John Mark in the Holy Scriptures is a powerful testament to God's boundless grace, the transformative power of a second chance, and the enduring nature of Christian mentorship. Often overshadowed by the towering figures ...

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   Luke: The Beloved Physician and Historian

   Luke: The Beloved Physician and Historian Among the inspired writers of the New Testament, Luke stands unique as the only Gentile author. His monumental contribution, the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts, comprises over a quarter of the entire New Testament, offering a meticul...

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