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  • others by party spirit, proclaiming Christ from wrong motives, just because they hope to make my chains gall me worse. (Philippians 1, 17)

  • What matter, so long as either way, for private ends or in all honesty, Christ is proclaimed? Of that I am glad now; yes, and I shall be glad hereafter; (Philippians 1, 18)

  • I am well assured that this will make for my soul’s health, with you to pray for me, and Jesus Christ to supply my needs with his Spirit. (Philippians 1, 19)

  • This is my earnest longing and my hope, that I shall never be put to the blush; that I shall speak with entire freedom, and so this body of mine will do Christ honour, now as always, in life or in death. (Philippians 1, 20)

  • For me, life means Christ; death is a prize to be won. (Philippians 1, 21)

  • But what if living on in this mortal body is the only way to harvest what I have sown? Thus I cannot tell what to choose; (Philippians 1, 22)

  • I am hemmed in on both sides. I long to have done with it, and be with Christ, a better thing, much more than a better thing; (Philippians 1, 23)

  • and yet, for your sakes, that I should wait in the body is more urgent still. (Philippians 1, 24)

  • Yes, you shall be prouder of me than ever in Christ Jesus, when I come once again to visit you. (Philippians 1, 26)

  • Only, you must play a part worthy of Christ’s gospel; whether I come to see you, or only hear about you at a distance, this must be my news of you, that you are standing fast in a common unity of spirit, with the faith of the gospel for your common cause. (Philippians 1, 27)

  • the grace that has been granted you is that of suffering for Christ’s sake, not merely believing in him. (Philippians 1, 29)

  • If anything is meant by encouragement in Christ, by loving sympathy, by common fellowship in the spirit, by feelings of tenderness and pity, (Philippians 2, 1)


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