Sermon Tone Analysis
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Beginning the last part of Chapter three we must remember what Paul has spoken about.
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Chapter 3
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Paul has spoken
And warned the Philippian believers of the Judiazers
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Calling them dogs, evil workers, false circumcision
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It was during this we saw that saving righteousness comes only from God.
Paul also spoke of how
Because of what Christ did
The unsurpassing value of Christ
He counted all things but rubbish, and he told the Philippian believers that they should do the same.
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