1.The apostle opens his letter in the conventional way, according to the pattern of ancient letter-writing which we know from the Jewish literature of both Old Testament (Ezr. 7:12; Dn. 4:1) and later writings (2 Baruch 78:2), as well as the surviving papyri.
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The Epistle of Paul to the Philippians
An Introduction and Commentary (Tyndale New Testament Commentaries)
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by Ralph P. Martin
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"1.The apostle opens his letter in the conventional way, according to the pattern of ancient letter-writing which we know from the Jewish literature of both Old Testament (Ezr. 7:12; Dn. 4:1) and later writings (2 Baruch 78:2), as well as the surviving papyri."
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