Thirteen books in the New Testament begin with the name “Paul”. None of his books begin with “a prisoner of Christ Jesus” except this one. Philemon is the only epistle where Paul portrays himself as a “prisoner.” He currently sits in prison in the city of Rome. Paul refers to his imprisonment six times. Philemon is the fourth prison epistle. (Philemon:1)

Thirteen books in the New Testament begin with the name “Paul”. None of his books begin with “a prisoner of Christ Jesus” except this one. Philemon is the only epistle where Paul portrays himself as a “prisoner.” He currently sits in prison in the city of Rome. Paul refers to his imprisonment six times. Philemon is the fourth prison epistle. (Philemon:1)

Thirteen books in the New Testament begin with the name “Paul”. None of his books begin with “a prisoner of Christ Jesus” except this one. Philemon is the only epistle where Paul portrays himself as a “prisoner.” He currently sits in prison in the city of Rome. Paul refers to his imprisonment six times. Philemon is the fourth prison epistle. (Philemon:1)

Prisoner # 2

But the grace that God gives is even stronger. As the scripture says, “God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble. (James 4:6)

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But the grace that God gives is even stronger. As the scripture says, “God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble.(James 4:6)

But the grace that God gives is even stronger. As the scripture says, “God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble. (James 4:6)

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Prisoner # 2

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