Philippians 1-4

According to Philippians 1:6, what is Paul sure/confident of?

• That our citizenship is in heaven.

• The surpassing worth/excellency of knowing Christ

• He who began a good work in them will perfect it/ complete it/ bring it to completion.

• That he would remain/abide and continue with you all (Philippians)

In Philippians 1:27, why does Paul instruct the Philippians to conduct themselves/live lives worthy of the Gospel?

• So they will stand fast/firm in one spirit,

• So they will work out their own salvation with fear and trembling.

• So they will complete his joy by being of the same mind/like-minded

• So that they will not be anxious about anything/for nothing,

In Philippians 1:4-5, why does Paul pray/make requests for the Philippians with joy?

• They had become confident in the Lord by his imprisonment/chains,

• Their fellowship/partnership in the Gospel from the first day until now.

• When he was in Thessalonica they sent him help/aid for his needs/necessities once and again.

• Epaphroditus nearly died for the work of Christ

In Philippians 1:18, what causes Paul to rejoice?

• Through their prayers and the help/supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ this will turn out for his deliverance.

• Christ is preached/proclaimed.

• To him, to live is Christ, and to die is gain.

• He is pressing on to make it his own/lay hold, because Christ Jesus has made (Paul) His own/laid hold.

According to Philippians 1:1, who along with Paul greeted the saints?

• Epaphroditus

• Timothy

• Clement

• Syntyche

According to Philippians 1:24, what was more necessary/needful for the Philippian believers?

• To honor such men as Epaphroditus.

• For the Philippians to not be frightened/terrified

• For Paul to remain/abide in the flesh.

• To rejoice in the Lord.

According to Philippians 1:30, how would the believers suffer for the sake of Christ?

• to be thrown in a Roman jail

• at the hands of those who mutilate the flesh

• engaged in the same conflict as Paul

• being in need

According to Philippians 1:28, what was a clear sign to the opponents of their destruction?

• that the Philippians were of one mind

• that the Philippians were not frightened in anything

• that the Philippians gave to the needs of Paul

• that the Philippians received Epaphroditus with joy

What is the best summary for Philippians 1:3-11?

• Thanksgiving and Prayer

• The Advancement of the Gospel

• To Live is Christ

• Christ's Example of Humility

According to Philippians 2: 2 Paul wanted the Philippians to have the same

• love

• joy

• sympathy

• affection