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Title The Book of Philemon at a Glance

Contents

2007. 1. 21 (Sunday night) Philemon at a glance

focus

prayer of thanks

A plea for Onesimus

Promise to Philemon

Related verses

1:1------------------8--------------------------------17-- ------------------25

division

Praises Philemon's Love

Arbitration for Onesimus

Confident of Philemon's Obedience

subject

Praise Philemon

Paul's plea

Paul's Promise

Philemon's character

Conversion of Onesimus

Paul's Confidence

Place

Rome

term

60-61 AD

Philemon, the shortest of Paul's epistles (the Greek text is only 334 words), is an example of politeness, prudence, and caring love forgiving a person who would otherwise face harsh consequences.

Author: Paul

Date of Record: About 60-61 AD

Theme and Literary Structure: This witty and very personal letter is divided into three parts. These are the prayer of thanksgiving toward Philemon (verses 1-7), Paul's plea for Onesimus (8-16), and Paul's promise to Philemon (verses 17-25).

Give thanks for the best things your neighbor has (verse 4)

Be honest with your neighbors (verse 12). Christians seek the welfare of your neighbors (verse 10).

love

Bearing your neighbor's burdens together (verse 18)

Believe (v. 21) Paul's letter to Philemon is a testimony of the power of God's grace in Christ Jesus and of Christian love that binds believers. Philemon's slave Onesimus, formerly a thief and a runaway slave, was changed by God's grace and now became Philemon's “beloved brother” (v. 16).

How does love work?

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