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But you must always behave in a way that is worthy of the gospel of Christ, so that whether I come to you and see for myself or whether I only hear all about you from a distance, I shall find that you are standing firm and united in spirit, battling, as a team with a single aim, for the faith of the gospel. (Philippians 1, 27)
This comes from God, for you have been granted the privilege for Christ's sake not only of believing in him but of suffering for him as well; (Philippians 1, 29)
Nothing is to be done out of jealousy or vanity; instead, out of humility of mind everyone should give preference to others, (Philippians 2, 3)
everyone pursuing not selfish interests but those of others. (Philippians 2, 4)
But he emptied himself, taking the form of a slave, becoming as human beings are; and being in every way like a human being, (Philippians 2, 7)
So, my dear friends, you have always been obedient; your obedience must not be limited to times when I am present. Now that I am absent it must be more in evidence, so work out your salvation in fear and trembling. (Philippians 2, 12)
so that you remain faultless and pure, unspoilt children of God surrounded by a deceitful and underhand brood, shining out among them like bright stars in the world, (Philippians 2, 15)
But you know what sort of person he has proved himself, working with me for the sake of the gospel like a son with his father. (Philippians 2, 22)
That is the man, then, that I am hoping to send to you immediately I can make out what is going to happen to me; (Philippians 2, 23)
but I am confident in the Lord that I shall come myself, too, before long. (Philippians 2, 24)
Indeed he was seriously ill and nearly died; but God took pity on him -- and not only on him but also on me, to spare me one grief on top of another. (Philippians 2, 27)
because it was for Christ's work that he came so near to dying, risking his life to do the duty to me which you could not do yourselves. (Philippians 2, 30)
