PHILEMON

This story concerns the slave owner Philemon and his escaped servant, Onesimus. Paul shelters Onesimus in his home, and writes this letter to Philemon, encouraging him to welcome Onesimus back home, not as a servant but as a partner. This book highlights the transformative power of the gospel and the destruction of social barriers. It provides a beautiful example of both forgiveness and unity in Christ.

 You will notice the teaching style of T. E. Lee consistently includes these components:

    • The verse text in Greek (from the Septuagint)
    • The verse text in English
    • A definition of words from the original language
    • An exegesis of the text
    • Supplementary quotes by revered theologians 

This Study Guide was initially intended as a series of Sunday School lessons and is equally useful for sermon preparation or individual Bible study.

T. E. Lee Bible Study Series - PHILEMON

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Thomas E. Lee

Thomas Lee holds a master’s degree in theology from Dallas Theological Seminary and served for ten years under Wycliffe Bible Translators in Colombia, SA. He has written over 40 Study guides for various books of the Bible, and these resources are equivalent to any commentary in print today. These are ideal as Sunday School lessons, sermon resources or personal study. 

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