The book of Philippians is a warm, personal letter to the people of Philippi
that conveys deep affection. The writer's imprisonment resulted in the gospel
being preached to the Roman people.
One especially important message in this letter describes Yeshua-Jesus as a
servant who was willing to give up His rights for the good of others.
Based on this example, the writer encourages Christians to follow that example.
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