(9) Paul’s Confident Conclusion
I. Confident of Philemon’s Obedience
II. Confident of His Own Release
III. Confident Among Many Witnesses
I. Confident of Philemon’s Obedience
II. Confident of His Own Release
III. Confident Among Many Witnesses
I. Their Message
II. Their Searches
III. Their Example
I. The Good Purpose
II. The New Relationship
III. The Great Blessing
I. The Debt Owed
II. The Promise Made
III. The Benefit Sought
I. The Nature of the Error
II. The Refutation of the Error
III. The Exposure of the Error
I. The Spurious Arguments
II. The Underlying Problem
III. The Terrible Loss
I. The Ceremonial Laws
II. The Forbidden Judgment
III. The Foreshadowed Body
I. The Meaning
II. The Manner
III. The Benefit
I. Greater Than Physical Circumcision
II. Equivalent to Spiritual Baptism
III. Vital for Christian Completeness
I. The Meaning
II. The Manner
III. The Benefit