Philippian StudiesTO THEReading editionChapter navigation42 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPHILIPPIAN STUDIESTO THETHIS BOOK IS INSCRIBEDPREFACEChapter IChapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVChapter VChapter VIChapter VIIChapter VIIIChapter IXChapter XChapter XIChapter XIIINTRODUCTORYChapter ITHE INTIMACY OF HUMAN HEARTS IN CHRISTChapter IITHE APOSTLE'S POSITION AND CIRCUMSTANCESChapter IIITHE CHRISTIAN'S PEACE AND THE CHRISTIAN'S CONSISTENCYChapter IVUNITY IN SELF-FORGETFULNESS: THE EXAMPLE OF THE LORDChapter VTHE LORD'S POWER IN THE DISCIPLE'S LIFEChapter VITIMOTHEUS AND EPAPHRODITUSChapter VIIJOY IN THE LORD AND ITS PRESERVING POWER: "THAT I MAY KNOW HIM"Chapter VIIICHRISTIAN STANDING AND CHRISTIAN PROGRESSChapter IXTHE BLESSED HOPE AND ITS POWERChapter XPURITY AND PEACE IN THE PRESENT LORDChapter XITHE COLLECTION FOR ST PAUL: THE FAREWELLChapter XIITHE PRAETORIAN AND THE APOSTLEPrevious chapter ←PHILIPPIAN STUDIESNext chapter →THIS BOOK IS INSCRIBEDAll chapters and sections (42)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPHILIPPIAN STUDIESTO THETHIS BOOK IS INSCRIBEDPREFACEChapters123456789101112Other sectionsINTRODUCTORYChapters1Other sectionsTHE INTIMACY OF HUMAN HEARTS IN CHRISTChapters2Other sectionsTHE APOSTLE'S POSITION AND CIRCUMSTANCESChapters3Other sectionsTHE CHRISTIAN'S PEACE AND THE CHRISTIAN'S CONSISTENCYChapters4Other sectionsUNITY IN SELF-FORGETFULNESS: THE EXAMPLE OF THE LORDChapters5Other sectionsTHE LORD'S POWER IN THE DISCIPLE'S LIFEChapters6Other sectionsTIMOTHEUS AND EPAPHRODITUSChapters7Other sectionsJOY IN THE LORD AND ITS PRESERVING POWER: "THAT I MAY KNOW HIM"Chapters8Other sectionsCHRISTIAN STANDING AND CHRISTIAN PROGRESSChapters9Other sectionsTHE BLESSED HOPE AND ITS POWERChapters10Other sectionsPURITY AND PEACE IN THE PRESENT LORDChapters11Other sectionsTHE COLLECTION FOR ST PAUL: THE FAREWELLChapters12Other sectionsTHE PRAETORIAN AND THE APOSTLEREV. G. A. SCHNEIDER, M.A.,VICE-PRINCIPAL OF RIDLEY HALL, CAMBRIDGE,← PHILIPPIAN STUDIESTHIS BOOK IS INSCRIBED →