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The
Epistles to the Colossians and Philemon
Probably the purpose of Epaphras'
visit to Paul on behalf of those in Colossae was to seek his advice as to how to deal with the false teaching
which had arisen and which, if it was allowed to
continue unchecked, would threaten the spiritual state of the
church. In this epistle, Paul crushes the heretical teaching
that had arisen in Colossae in that Christ is the all, so that every
social difference between those of the church has disappeared.
As to The Epistle to Philemon,
in line with its purpose to
encourage Philemon to welcome his runaway slave as if he were Paul
himself, this short epistle fits the genre of the Greco-Roman era,
of which there are examples among the papyri. The body of the
epistle (vv. 4-22) follows the Greco-Roman art of persuasion.
Paul's frequent word-plays aid to set the tone of his epistle to
Philemon, all of which makes it a delightful epistle to study.
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