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Christian Friendship

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  • A.B. Simpson

    Philippians Chapter 3 the Christian Temper as Illustrated in the Friends of Paul

    By A.B. Simpson
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    PHP 2:20

    A.B. Simpson emphasizes the importance of Christian friendship and service as illustrated by the lives of Timothy and Epaphroditus in Philippians 3. He highlights Timothy's loyalty and selflessness as a true helper in the Gospel, contrasting it with the self-seeking nature of many. Epaphroditus is portrayed as a considerate friend who risked his life to serve Paul, demonstrating the spirit of sacrifice and humility. Simpson calls for believers to embody these qualities of service and self-forgetfulness, which reflect the heart of Christ. Ultimately, he encourages the congregation to strive for the higher calling of Christ-like character in their lives.

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