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Colossians & Philemon

Name: Colossians & Philemon
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Author: Robert W. Wall
ISBN: 9780830840120

A Commentary on the New Testament

by Robert W. Wall

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225 pages
Publisher: InterVarsity Press
14 x 21.6 x 1.8 cm

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For readers seeking community and reconciliation.

Shows how to resolve conflict with Godly wisdom.

Transform your relationships through true faith.

Explore how Paul's letters to the Colossians and Philemon offer a powerful framework for community and forgiveness.

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To the Colossians, preoccupied with legal codes and intellectual disputes, Paul wrote a letter stressing not only the centrality of Christ but also the need for Christians to live out their faith in genuine community. Paul's antidote to a privatized and intellectualized faith will provide relief to many Christians today.To Philemon, a powerful church leader, Paul wrote a strong personal letter asking him to embark on a new relationship with his slave Onesimus. As a model for conflict resolution and mutual relations within the Christian community, Paul's letter has much to offer the church today.Throughout this commentary, Robert W. Wall explains what each letter meant to its original hearers and its application for us today.