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Sep 21, 2026
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Partners in the Gospel: Grace, Growth, and the Glory of Christ (Philippians 1:1–11) | Moisés Silva
Sep 21 · 2 Mentions
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44:29speaker_1UNKNOWN
We have thousands of these papyrus fragments and codices.
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44:32speaker_1UNKNOWN
One of our oldest and most important surviving manuscripts of the Pauline epistles is known as Papyrus 46, dating back to around the early 3rd century.
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44:40speaker_0UNKNOWN
So an incredibly ancient, highly valuable document.
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44:44speaker_1UNKNOWN
Yes.
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44:47speaker_1UNKNOWN
They worked in dimly lit rooms, copying for hours, and they experienced fatigue.
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44:51speaker_1UNKNOWN
Sometimes they skipped lines or misspelled words.
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44:54speaker_1UNKNOWN
But in Papyrus 46, when the scribe reached the climax of this magnificent prayer in Philippians 1.Nega, he made a spectacular psychological error.
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45:02speaker_0UNKNOWN
I love this.
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No Condemnation in Christ Jesus (Romans 8:1)
Sep 21 · 1 Mention
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28:16speaker_0UNKNOWN
And what do the oldest ones say?
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28:18speaker_1UNKNOWN
When they look at the earliest, most reliable, most ancient manuscripts we have, documents like Papyrus 46, which dates back to around AD 200, or the great unshules like Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Vaticanus from the 4th century.
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28:30speaker_0UNKNOWN
They overwhelmingly terminate the sentence immediately after the words, in Christ Jesus.
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28:35speaker_0UNKNOWN
The conditional phrase is entirely absent.