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| 5 | | A letter in which Paul urges believers to live in harmony and unity with the mind-set of Christ as the standard; he encourages his readers to discover the ultimate contentment of a life completely committed to the Lordship of Christ |
| 7 | | A biblical concept that emphasizes one's separation from the world and complete belonging to God; this concept includes Holy-Spirit-empowered conformity to the character and likeness of God |
| 8 | | A way of life promoted in 1 Thessalonians that calls for abstinence from immoral activity and making purity of motive and sacrificial love the basis of human relationships |
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| 1 | | Paul's first convert in Philippi; she was a dealer in purple dyed cloth |
| 2 | | Letters addressed to a predominantly Gentile audience to answer the question: How shall Christians live until the second coming of Christ? The readers are urged to remain faithful in the midst of their suffering for Christ. |
| 3 | | A letter which gives warning concerning false teachers and their deceptive teachings; those false teachers were adherents of some kind of Gnosticism; in this letter Paul declares that all things in creation are held together in Christ |
| 4 | | The letter in which Paul gives his most comprehensive treatment of the nature of the Church, a place where Jews and Gentiles together form a new temple of God with Jesus as the capstone that holds the new structure together; unity in the Church is a key theme |
| 6 | | Where Paul was when he wrote his letters to the Ephesians, Philippians and Colossians |
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