Philippians a new translation with introduction and commentary
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New Haven :
Yale University Press,
2008.
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| Colección: | The Anchor Bible ;
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Philippi and environs
- Paul and Philippi in acts: The founding
- The letter (S) "to the Philippians" (Pros Philippesious)
- Text, Glosses, and interpolation theories
- Authorship
- Partition theories and the unity (integrity) of the document
- Theories on place, and date of Writing for the (Three) letters and their redaction
- Chronology Paul and Philippe
- Methods and Approach in this commentary
- Theology in Philippians
- Translation, notes, comment, and sectional bibliographies
- Letter opening, 1:1-11
- The Body of the letter, 1:12-4:20
- Letter B. Body, 1:12-3:1
- The Philippians' Encomium, applied by Paul to Christian life in Philippi, 2:5-11
- Paraenesis (Exhortatio, with Further Reasons for the Comfort
- Travel plans for mission and Some Paraenesis, 2:19-30
- Toward concluding Paraenesis, 3:1
- A Brusque warning: "Circumcision" and Us, 3:2-4a
- Saul the Pharisee, Paul "In Christ": autobiographical
- Paul and the Philippians: Running Toward the Goal
- The Pauline model versus enemies of Christ's cross: future Change, Proper Glory 3:17-21
- Concluding paraenesis (with letter Closing), 4:1-9
- Friendship, thanks, and God, 4:10-20
- Epistolary postscript (Greetings, Benediction), 4:21-23.