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Chapter 1 7 - Paul says that "the bowels of the saints are refreshed by "Philemon." * This Hebrew word for "bowels" is better translated "tender mercies." 12 - Paul returns the runaway slave, Onesimus, to his "rightful owner", Philemon, asking him to receive him just as though he were Paul's very "own bowels." This was, of course, a great opportunity for Paul (and God) to condemn slavery -- if he (and God) had anything against it, that is. But he doesn't. Instead he returns the slave to his owner without a word against the institution of slavery. * Paul loved this servant and wrote his master/employer about him. Slavery is not approved here. 10 - Does God approve of slavery?
12 - Paul asks Philemon to receive Onesimus just as though he were Paul's very "own bowels." * This Hebrew word for "bowels" is better translated "heart." 20 - Paul pleads with Philemon to "refresh [his] bowels in the Lord." Amen * This Hebrew word for "bowels" is also better translated "heart." |
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