Philippians 1 Footnotes

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1:16 Paul’s circumstances were for the “defense of the gospel.” He wanted to make a formal presentation of Christianity’s authenticity.

1:19-20 Paul’s final salvation would come through remaining true to Christ in the face of difficulties. Paul did not expect to be ashamed (lit “put to shame”). Christians will be vindicated by persevering in the truth.

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