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Philemon Bible Study Guide

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Letter

Philemon — Gospel Reconciliation in Practice

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New Testament
Biblical periodApostolic mission and churches

The risen Christ sends witnesses, gathers Jews and Gentiles, and forms churches through apostolic teaching.

Book passagePhilemon 1
WriterThe letter names Paul as its writer, with Timothy named in the greeting.
AudiencePhilemon, Apphia, Archippus, and the church meeting in Philemon's house.
Ruling powers / settingRome frames the social world of imprisonment, households, and slavery.

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Philemon 1:4-7Philemon 1:8-9Philemon 1:10-11Philemon 1:15-16Philemon 1:17Philemon 1:18-19Philemon 1:20-21Philemon 1:25

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