It's not everyday that you hear a rap song about Philippians :-)
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Friday November 27, 2009
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This rap on Philippians is exquisite; I'll pass it on to my friends.
Win/win, Robert, as Calvin says, "He declares that it is indifferent to him, and is all one, whether he lives or dies, because, having Christ, he reckons both to be gain."
Peace.
So Calvin is superior to St. Paul?
Not to me. :-)
But I admit that, in this instance, I understand St. Paul's meaning as Calvin does - St. Paul uses synonymous parallelism to express his faithful indifference.
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