The Epistle to the Philippians
The Epistle to the Philippians
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3, and notes in this Series. By prayer and supplication'] We might almost paraphrase the Greek, where each noun has an article, "by your prayer &c. "; by the prayer which of course you offer. "Prayer" is the larger word, often including all kinds and parts of "worship"; "supplication" is the more definite. Cp. Eph. Vi. 18, and note in this Series. The two words thus linked together are meant, how- ever, less to be distinguished than to mclude and enforce the fullest and freest "speaking unto th...e Lord. " with thanksgiving] " The temper of the Christian should always be one of thanksgiving. Nearly every Psalm, however deep the sorrow and contrition, escapes into the happy atmosphere of praise and grati- V. 7-] PHILIPPIANS, IV. Ir be made known unto God. And the peace of God, which 7 passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds tude. The Psalms, in Hebrew, are the Praises. All prayer ought to include the element of thanksgiving, for mercies temporal and spiritual" : (Note by the Dean of Peterborough).
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3, and notes in this Series. By prayer and supplication'] We might almost paraphrase the Greek, where each noun has an article, "by your prayer &c. "; by the prayer which of course you offer. "Prayer" is the larger word, often including all kinds and parts of "worship"; "supplication" is the more definite. Cp. Eph. Vi. 18, and note in this Series. The two words thus linked together are meant, how- ever, less to be distinguished than to mclude and enforce the fullest and freest "speaking unto th...e Lord. " with thanksgiving] " The temper of the Christian should always be one of thanksgiving. Nearly every Psalm, however deep the sorrow and contrition, escapes into the happy atmosphere of praise and grati- V. 7-] PHILIPPIANS, IV. Ir be made known unto God. And the peace of God, which 7 passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds tude. The Psalms, in Hebrew, are the Praises. All prayer ought to include the element of thanksgiving, for mercies temporal and spiritual" : (Note by the Dean of Peterborough).
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