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Meaning of "philippians"
philippians (noun) - Refers to part of the New Testament in the Bible, specifically a letter written by the apostle Paul to the Christian community in Philippi
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- The eleventh book of the New Testament of the Bible, the epistle of St Paul to the Philippians.
- plural of Philippian
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Philippians chapter four and verse seven.
Read the book of Philippians every day.
Philippians shows the church walking here on earth.
His letter to the Philippians is known to be authentic.
Philippians is one of those books.
The epistle to the Philippians is explained next.
Philippians is a letter full of challenge.
The letter to the Philippians is very unique.
Philippians is all about joy.
He wrote to the Philippians while he was in prison.
Philippians were well acquainted.
He was in prison when he wrote the book of Philippians.
Philippians should be spared.
Paul did not have to push the Philippians.
Philippians says that we are shining in the midst of a wicked and perverse generation.
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And then end the book of Philippians.
Philippians has a very good comment on how we should be living our lives.
It is safe for him to write to the Philippians.
The Philippians are his joy and crown.
Paul stated that principle to the Philippians.
The Philippians set a good example of doing this.
One of the most quoted is from Philippians.
To encourage the Philippians concerning his circumstances.
You find the same thing in Philippians.
The Philippians are also to beware of evil workers.
He talks about it in his letter to the Philippians.
Philippians as the epistle of proper Christian experience.
It has been questioned whether Philippians is a unity.
The Philippians were proud of their city.
That he really care for the Philippians.
Philippians gave to Paul again and again.
Paul wrote about this to the Philippians.
The book of Philippians tells of our high.
That he really cares for the Philippians.
He loves the Philippians and they love him.
Take your thumb and keep it in Philippians.
Philippians is written while Paul is in prison.
I know this is true for the Philippians.
In his letter to the Philippians he calls them dogs.
Philippians are a source of joy for Paul.
Paul is encouraging the Philippians to stand firm in unity.
To the Philippians he makes the following beautiful acknowledgement.
He put the word Philippians in my mind.
The Philippians have heard about his imprisonment.
His epistle to the Philippians radiates with joy.
The Philippians are not to grumble or complain.
In the contemporary study of Philippians is that of the nature.
Philippians says that we are citizens of Heaven.
Paul urges the Philippians to follow his example.
Internal evidence shows close connection with Philippians.
