Paul’s Powerful Boast
Let us begin to muse today from Philippians 3:20-21 as we draw from Paul’s Prison Experiences. It is in verse 20a where I find ‘Paul’s Powerful Boast’. Today I draw […]
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Paul’s Burden For False Brethren
In verses 18-19 we muse on another principle in an unwelcomed situation. Paul has a burden for false brethren. He speaks of those who are enemies of the cross. Oh, […]
Paul Offered Himself
Let us continue to muse on Paul’s Personal Burden. In verse 17a Paul offers himself as a pattern. The word ‘follower‘ means to follow the model pattern. Paul is not […]
Paul’s Personal Burden
Let us continue to look at principles that Paul practiced in the midst of unwelcomed situations. Let us muse today from verses 15-16 and Paul’s Personal Burdens. Paul deals with […]
Paul’s Purposed Beliefs
Let us muse onPhilippians 3:13-14 today and Paul’s Purposed Beliefs. He said that he had not yet apprehended. The word means ‘I have not grasped all there is to grasp’. […]
The Citizen And His Blessing
Let us begin to muse today from Philippians 3:12-21 and Paul the citizen and his blessing. In verse 20 Paul tells us his citizenship is in heaven. While passing through […]
Position Of Being Complete
Let us muse today on some principles of behaviour in the unwelcome situations God sends. In Philippians 3:9-11 I find the position of being complete. The phrase in verse 9, […]
Paul’s Present Behaviour
Let us muse today on Paul’s present behaviour in Philippians 3:7-8. I see here the principle of counting. His gains were counted as loss. Gain is in the plural while […]
The Christian And His Behavior
Let us muse again from the principles to live by when shut up by God to unwelcome situations.In 3:4-6 I find Paul’s prior behavior. I see his natural connection in the phrase […]
The Circumcision And Its Blindness
We are musing today from Philippians 3:2-3 and more principles from the prison. The principle I would have us look at today is the circumcision and its blindness. In verse […]