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21. Letter to Philemon

An Introduction to the New Testament, 2020
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The Letter to Philemon, written by Scot McKnight

Biblische Zeitschrift, 2020
Boris Paschke
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THE RHETORICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LETTER TO PHILEMON:

2020
D. F. Tolmie
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The Letter to Philemon

The New Testament, 2019
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Book Review: A Commentary on Philemon: Scot McKnight, The Letter to Philemon

The Expository Times, 2018
P. Foster
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Places—Real and Imagined—in the Letter to Philemon

Neotestamentica
:This contribution explores three aspects of the reception history of the Letter to Philemon to highlight the diverse ways in which interpreters have envisioned the spaces presupposed by or mentioned in the letter, as well as the significant impact of ...
D. F. Tolmie, Christoph Stenschke, Annette Potgieter, David van Groeningen, Llewellyn Howes, Tsion Seyoum Meren, Jose de Carvalho, C. L. de Wet, CJ Gossage   +8 more
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Mediation in Paul’s Letter to Philemon

Stellenbosch theological journal
Several aspects of Paul’s letter to Philemon form a part of the scholarly debate. This article suggests that valuable insights for ecclesial conflict management can be gathered from Paul’s approach in mediating a situation of conflict in the early church.
Wynand Fourie
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Major Review: The Letter to Philemon by Scot McKnight

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology, 2020
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Letter to Philemon

2000
The apostle Paul's letter to his friend and fellow Christian Philemon, which focuses on the question of slavery, has long inspired debate. Onesimus, one of Philemon's slaves and a Christian himself, has left his master's house and sought refuge with Paul.
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Persuasion in Paul's Letter to Philemon

Acta Patristica et Byzantina, 2009
A new trend in the rhetorical analysis of Paul's letters is to reconstruct his persuasive strategy from the text itself, rather than applying ancient or modern rhetorical models from outside.
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