figurative language in philippians 1

0 Tc ET BT /GS2 gs 0.0196 Tw 0.013 Tw Then he proceeded to explain and to illustrate what constitutes a worthy walk (Philippians 2:1 to Philippians 4:9). In the New Testament, God has revealed that salvation is a process. [(the others out there, but the majority of Paul\325)55(s own brothers, became)]TJ (to; ajpoqanei`n kevrdo")Tj (Those who proclaimed the gospel with pure motives did so out of love)Tj 0.0095 Tw 0.1368 Tw 11 0 0 11 99.937 304.2594 Tm (of Christ \()Tj 0 0 0 0 k /F0 1 Tf (In the above translation, Christ is the object \(so also )' 1.28848 -1.40015 TD They probably included God, Paul, other believers, and all people. 11 0 0 11 85.1203 136.9524 Tm This relationship existed from the founding of the church)Tj 0 Tw BT 0 0 0 0 k 0 Tw q (ejn ejmoi;)Tj "While suffering is not the dominant motif in Philippians, it constitutes the churchs primary historical context in Philippi and thus underlies much of the letter. 0.0458 Tw /GS0 gs -0.0001 Tc 0.025 Tw ET -18.77595 -1.09091 TD -0.015 Tc [(exor)18(dium)]TJ 0.021 Tw BT ET /F5 1 Tf 0.85385 -1.2 TD On the contrary: it may be that)Tj BT )Tj ET << 0.0481 Tw 0.039 Tw [(the two is neutralised in this context. (to convey his joy concerning the progress of the gospel and his own)' [(\), I know that I shal)-15(l)]TJ In 1:17 Paul uses a different preposition and noun to)Tj BT This title reflects the Christians present justified standing before God though not necessarily his or her present sanctified standing in the sight of other people. 243.]. The fellowship in view, as the use of this word in the New Testament indicates, means sharing together with mutual activity and mutual benefit in a close bond. -0.0001 Tc koinonia) in the gospel. /Length 5732 264-291. (\(\322you will have even more)Tj [Note: Motyer, p. 0 Tr -0.015 Tc (\))Tj /F0 1 Tf -0.0151 Tc f Stuttgart: United)Tj [(fession. /F5 1 Tf 0 Tc A simile uniquely compares two things. 0.093 Tw (2)Tj Philippians 1:25; cf. 0 Tc /GS0 gs Reasons for their preference are that the)Tj (TEV)Tj /F0 1 Tf /F5 1 Tf -17.43487 -1.09091 TD 25.75533 0 TD /F0 1 Tf (is also used)Tj 9 0 0 9 227.9294 136.2594 Tm -12.2393 -1.09091 TD -0.0001 Tc (Hodayot)Tj 0 Tw 1 0 0 1 -1000 1595.2761 Tm (component to )Tj ET 0.109 Tw -0.011 Tw "The growing-point for the Christian, as Paul discerns it, is love, a seed from which he anticipates vigorous growth as it abounds more and more. endobj Also Ephesians 6:13-17 . (Rhetoric and the New T)Tj 28 0 obj 1.99251 -1.07143 TD [(W)129(.B. endobj Q [(o)-15(f the gospel. 0.025 Tw 14.48342 0 TD )Tj [Note: See Martin, p. T* BT (the verb )Tj BT (e.)Tj 0.089 Tw It should arise from an intelligent appraisal of reality. -19.28007 -1.33334 TD 56.]. -0.0001 Tc 11 0 0 11 282.2965 280.2594 Tm 65.]. W n [Note: Motyer, p. (\) is that God will never put me to shame \()Tj (\) and the help of the Spirit)Tj [Note: See Herbert W. Bateman IV, "Were the Opponents at Philippi Necessarily Jewish?" -0.015 Tc 0 Tc /GS0 gs BT T* Paul had already written that he prayed for the Philippians (Philippians 1:3-4). /GS0 gs ET BT 2.38319 0 TD -0.0246 Tw As a crucial issue for him and his audience)Tj In most instances such questions are used to)Tj endstream 0.025 Tw (is said in 1:18. 0.0514 Tw (sonment actually turned out for the advancement of the gospel. )]TJ /F5 1 Tf -0.0158 Tc 9 0 0 9 94.5433 506.6296 Tm 0 Tc (involvement as the real cause of their boldness in proclaiming the)Tj -0.0002 Tc 65.197 76.536 289.134 453.543 re -0.01 Tw This will result in our being without flaw (sincere) and without blame (blameless) when we stand before God to give an account of the stewardship of our lives at the judgment seat of Christ (Philippians 1:10 b; 2 Corinthians 5:10; cf. )Tj 0.025 Tw (conflict of feeling in his mind.\323 The verb )Tj 0 Tw >> (-)Tj (wo factors support his choice:)Tj 0 Tc q 0.031 Tw [Note: Fee, p. [(t)-20(iv gavr)]TJ [(marcate a section is a change in Paul\325)55(s rhetorical strategy)91(. BT 0 Tc 1 g BT [(kur)20(ivw/)]TJ /F0 1 Tf )Tj 1 0 obj BT 9 0 0 9 255.3756 280.2594 Tm 0.0553 Tw (C J)Tj 0 Tw 0 Tw WebFigurative language Pauls imprisonment is for Christ Pauls imprisonment is a defense for the gospel Descriptive language whole imperial guard v13 more bold to speak without fear v14 selfish ambition v17 Sensate language become known v13 to speak the word v14 some indeed preach v15 former ((b))Tj 0 Tc BT 9 0 0 9 80.3701 252.6852 Tm (rJuvsetai)Tj T* His love for Jesus Christ and other people were the driving motives in Pauls life, not selfishness (cf. -0.015 Tc -0.0151 Tc Philippians 1:17-18). /F0 1 Tf 11 0 0 11 65.1968 542.7083 Tm [Note: See John Munro, "Prayer to a Sovereign God," Interest 56:2 (February 1990):20-21, and Thomas L. Constable, "What Prayer Will and Will Not Change," in Essays in Honor of J. Dwight Pentecost, pp. /F0 1 Tf 0.025 Tw T* 0.0581 Tw 0.33984 0 TD /F0 1 Tf /F5 1 Tf f Hebrews 6:16)." 0.08 Tw BT (prokophv)Tj -0.0001 Tc -0.0001 Tc q 78.]. -0.0201 Tc /F1 1 Tf T* Figure out which technique is being used: simile, metaphor, hyperbole, or personification. 9 0 0 9 80.3701 283.7335 Tm -0.0001 Tc 8.25 0 0 8.25 75.3572 521.8658 Tm ET (W F & G)Tj [-15(Reassuring the Philippians by informing them that his imprisonment)]TJ 9 0 0 9 203.0138 55.8736 Tm 65.197 124.725 289.134 405.354 re ET ET It probably includes all that Paul and his readers shared as committed Christians who sought to disseminate the gospel. BT << 9 0 0 9 203.0138 55.8736 Tm (96)Tj (in)Tj 0.025 Tw /GS0 gs f /F0 1 Tf 0 Tc -21.10329 -1.09091 TD 0 Tc BT Q >> -0.016 Tc 0.025 Tw [(o{t)-20(i ejn oujdeni;)]TJ If the Emperors verdict were death, Paul would be better off than if he continued to live. )]TJ 0 Tc . ET [(attention, receptivity and goodwill\323 \(W)74(atson 1988:62\). ET 0 0 0 0 k (ment was for the advancement of the gospel\); and 1:18-26 \(informin)' BT BT (guments are in response to)Tj (35\). Leipzig: Evangelische V)55(erlagsanstalt. BT -0.0001 Tc ET 0.105 Tw -0.0159 Tc ET Look, (Christ, whether I live or die.)' -0.015 Tc -0.0001 Tc The terms elder, presbyter, overseer, bishop, and pastor all refer to the same office (cf. 0 Tw 0.0102 Tw /F0 1 Tf Q -0.033 Tw T* (OH)Tj 11 0 0 11 66.1968 371.0626 Tm /F0 1 Tf 0 0 0 1 k BT T* 0 0.276 419 595 re /F1 1 Tf BT /F5 1 Tf 0 Tw -0.03 Tc )]TJ -25.51257 -1.33333 TD -0.015 Tc endobj 0.054 Tw -0.0349 Tw The use of )' (the meaning of a specific phrase or expression. W n (de)Tj -0.0001 Tc [(the New T)92(estament. -0.0001 Tc -24.24943 -1.09091 TD BT 0.025 Tw [(s)-15(hould not be)]TJ /F0 1 Tf ET (And the chiasm:)Tj -0.033 Tw 0.033 Tw 11 0 0 11 65.1968 542.7083 Tm 0 Tc -0.016 Tc [(p)-15(arts of verse 18, while the )]TJ Q /F2 1 Tf (s)' 0 -1.0909 TD (P T)Tj Tj [(In 1:23 and 24 Paul expresses his dilemma more clearly)92(. However, Paul may have meant more than that since these terms have legal connotations. [Note: Hawthorne, p. Acts 20:25). (kauvchma)Tj Perhaps by the choice of this unusual word Paul shows himself anxious that his friends should not break loose in disarray (Martin, 1976) or lose control of themselves as a result of the attacks of their adversaries." -1.28848 -1.09091 TD 0 Tc 11 0 0 11 152.4758 359.0626 Tm -0.0001 Tc 0.012 Tw /F0 1 Tf 9 0 0 9 80.3701 398.4262 Tm (\). Q 9 0 0 9 83.2047 343.661 Tm 65.197 76.536 289.134 453.543 re (with )Tj ET (a situation where believers \322were facing great adversity)Tj [Note: Martin, p. 0.083 Tw 11 0 0 11 65.1968 542.7083 Tm /F0 1 Tf Latin became the primary language in the region and the people enjoyed the status of citizens of Rome along with all of its benefits such as tax exemption and Pax Romana and its responsibilities such as adherence to the Imperial Cult. -0.0001 Tc According to)Tj endstream [(The second evidence of Paul\325)55(s claim that his imprisonment has)]TJ WebJan 1998 - Dec 20069 years. BT /F5 1 Tf 11 0 0 11 66.1968 338.631 Tm 0.009 Tw [-1046(The expression )]TJ 0 Tc BT 0.025 Tw 3.29233 0 TD 11 0 0 11 66.1968 199.0408 Tm BT If we do, He will fill our lives with the fruit that is the product of His righteousness (Galatians 5:22-23). -0.015 Tc BT 0 Tc /F1 1 Tf ET 0.1142 Tw BT [(A)-1711(t)-20(i)40(ne;" me;n kai; dia; fqovnon)]TJ )]TJ BT (BIBLIOGRAPHY)Tj 9 0 0 9 269.0904 394.7438 Tm (is necessary to make two further remarks on the section as a whole:)Tj -0.0001 Tc T* ET 0 Tc /F0 1 Tf 11 0 0 11 267.1394 247.661 Tm 0 0 0 1 k T* /F0 1 Tf 11 0 0 11 90.0119 353.5469 Tm 11 0 0 11 321.7997 431.0626 Tm ET [(r)-15(e)-15(c)-15(o)-15(n)-15(s)-15(tructing Paul\325)55(s rhetorical strategy from the text itself, provides a)]TJ [(rical categories. 0 Tc 0.012 Tw (. ET [(have a rhetorical impact, on the types of ar)18(guments used, on the way)]TJ This exhortation is necessary today when we feel tempted to agree with unbelievers rather than taking a firm stand for our Lord. -0.015 Tc (\322rejoice\323 \()' 9 0 0 9 197.123 259.661 Tm T* -1.28848 -1.09091 TD 11 0 0 11 298.9185 394.7438 Tm endstream 0 Tc [(Schenk (1984:162) offers another solution. -25.77032 -1.09091 TD -15.68121 -1.09091 TD /F0 1 Tf 0.0151 Tw -1.28848 -1.09091 TD 9 0 0 9 80.3701 371.85 Tm -0.0151 Tc (ranslation)Tj 1.40942 0 TD (brothers\323 (verse 14) by distinguishing between those who preach the)Tj 0.1143 Tw -0.01 Tw BT ET [(A Greek-English lexicon of the New T)92(estament and other early Christian litera-)]TJ -24.22416 -1.09091 TD T* 0 Tc 0.0497 Tw Pauls reference to the day of Christ Jesus as the culmination of the Lords work of salvation in the believer points to the day when He will return for His own: the Rapture. 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Bock, "A Theology of Pauls Prison Epistles," in A Biblical Theology of the New Testament, p. -0.0151 Tc q He evidently believed this because the case his accusers had brought against him was not strong (cf. 0.0175 Tw BT /F1 1 Tf The Greek quotations from 1:20 and 1:21 are)Tj (As reasons for his deliverance Paul mentions two factors: the prayers)Tj 0 Tc None of them, however)' 0 Tc -0.015 Tc James 1:3-4; 1 Peter 1:6-7). f BT (part of Paul\325)Tj -0.016 Tc ET 11 0 0 11 246.4971 160.2594 Tm [(pepoi)20(qovta")]TJ (Philippians 1:12-26 is demarcated by rhetorical considerations. 0.0408 Tw BT 0.025 Tw q ET Text: Philippians 1:12-18 Title: Having Joy in the hard things Introduction: We have been looking this month at the book of Philippians. [(\), but that at all times, but especially now)74(, I shall be)]TJ ET >> /F0 1 Tf 11 0 0 11 65.1968 542.7083 Tm ET (. 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ET -0.016 Tc BT -0.0211 Tc -1.28848 -1.09091 TD -0.0001 Tc 0.02 Tw 11 0 0 11 80.3701 331.3422 Tm (The purpose of his release is threefold: (a) their progress in the faith;)Tj -25.32526 -1.09091 TD -0.0083 Tw 0 Tw )]TJ 0.0463 Tw Work from your structural diagram. -0.33276 -1.09091 TD 11 0 0 11 319.0525 347.0626 Tm (his letters, in connection with the so-called travelogue \(Rom. 0.077 Tw ET BT [(eijdovt)-20(e" o{t)-20(i eij" ajpologivan tou` e)20(ujaggelivou)]TJ BT 25.65924 0 TD [(contrary)92(, God will equip him with all boldness to magnify his Lord,)]TJ << BT /GS0 gs /F0 1 Tf -0.015 Tc 0.0143 Tw /F5 1 Tf WebOur study will show that the figurative language of the Bible is very much like what we use in common speech for highly descriptive or emphatic communication. In my opinion, the context here)Tj 9 0 0 9 66.1968 252.539 Tm -0.026 Tw 0.0433 Tw (\). ET (The question is where the \322if\323 clause ends: with )Tj )Tj /F1 1 Tf -0.0151 Tc (:)Tj q )Tj 0.058 Tw BT "Second, opposition and suffering probably lie behind a further-seldom noted-major motif in the letter: Pauls repeated emphasis on the believers sure future with its eschatological triumph." -4.17641 -1.09091 TD 9 0 0 9 288.6379 235.661 Tm (-)Tj -0.024 Tw 6.6 0 0 6.6 154.9736 357.3541 Tm They had also heard of his sufferings in Rome (Philippians 2:26). 0 Tw -0.0269 Tw 11 0 0 11 209.65 184.5193 Tm 0.042 Tw BT (involvement. << Pauls judgment here, by the way, is an example of seeking the best rather than just the good (cf. /F0 1 Tf (pression of firm conviction, assuring the Philippians in a powerful way)Tj 3.94262 0 TD Philippians 1:14 and that most of the brethren, trusting in the Lord because of my imprisonment, have far more courage to speak the word of God without fear. 0 Tw 11 0 0 11 234.1795 235.661 Tm T* Pauls desire to glorify Jesus Christ kept him pure (Philippians 1:10; cf. 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