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Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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According to Philemon, verse 1, who is our brother?

A

Timothy (Pm1:1)

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2
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Of whom is Paul a prisoner?

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Christ Jesus (Pm1:1)

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Who is a prisoner of Christ Jesus?

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Paul (Pm1:1)

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4
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Who is Philemon?

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Paul and Timothy’s dear friend and fellow worker (Pm1:1)

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Who is Paul and Timothy’s dear friend and fellow worker?

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Philemon (Pm1:1)

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Who is Apphia?

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Paul and Timothy’s sister (Pm1:2)

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7
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Who is Paul and Timothy’s fellow soldier?

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Archippus (Pm1:2)

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Who is Paul and Timothy’s sister?

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Apphia (Pm1:2)

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9
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In what does Paul remember Philemon?

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His prayers (Pm1:4)

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10
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Who hears about Philemon’s love for all God’s holy people and his faith in the Lord Jesus?

A

Paul (Pm1:5)

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11
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In what does Paul pray that your partnership in the faith may be effective?

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Deepening your understanding of every good thing we share for the sake of Christ (Pm1:6)

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12
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What do we share for the sake of Christ?

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Every good thing (Pm1:6)

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13
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For whose sake do we share every good thing?

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Christ’s (Pm1:6)

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14
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In what book and chapter is the following: “Your love has given me great joy and encouragement, because you, brother, have refreshed the hearts of the Lord’s people”?

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Philemon 1 (Pm1:7)

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15
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Who has refreshed the hearts of the Lord’s people?

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Philemon (Pm1:7)

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16
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Why has Philemon’s love given Paul great joy and encouragement?

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Because he has refreshed the hearts of the Lord’s people (Pm1:7)

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17
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What has Philemon’s love given Paul?

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Great joy and encouragement (Pm1:7)

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18
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Of whom has Philemon refreshed the hearts?

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The Lord’s people (Pm1:7)

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19
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What has given Paul great joy and encouragement?

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Philemon’s love (Pm1:7)

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20
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Whose love has given Paul great joy and encouragement?

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Philemon’s (Pm1:7)

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21
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What could Paul be in Christ?

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Bold (Pm1:8)

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22
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How could Paul be bold and order Philemon to do what he ought to do?

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In Christ (Pm1:8)

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23
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In whom could Paul be bold and order Philemon to do what he ought to do?

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Christ (Pm1:8)

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24
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Who could be bold and order Philemon to do what he ought to do?

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Paul (Pm1:8)

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25
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On what basis does Paul prefer to appeal to Philemon?

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The basis of love (Pm1:9)

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26
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Who is an old man?

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Paul (Pm1:9)

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27
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To whom does Paul prefer to appeal on the basis of love?

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Philemon (Pm1:9)

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28
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Who prefers to appeal to Philemon on the basis of love?

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Paul (Pm1:9)

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29
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What does Paul prefer?

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To appeal to Philemon on the basis of love (Pm1:9)

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30
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Who is now also a prisoner of Christ Jesus?

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Paul (Pm1:9)

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31
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When did Onesimus become Paul’s son?

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While Paul was in chains (Pm1:10)

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32
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Who became Paul’s son while he was in chains?

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Onesimus (Pm1:10)

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33
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For whom does Paul appeal to Philemon?

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His son Onesimus (Pm1:10)

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34
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What did Onesimus become while Paul was in chains?

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His son (Pm1:10)

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35
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Who appeals to Philemon for his son Onesimus?

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Paul (Pm1:10)

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36
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Whose son did Onesimus become?

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Paul’s (Pm1:10)

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37
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According to Philemon, verse 11, what has he become?

A

Useful both to you and to me (Pm1:11)

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38
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According to Philemon, verse 11, what was he?

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Formerly useless to you (Pm1:11)

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39
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What has Onesimus now become?

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Useful both to Philemon and to Paul (Pm1:11)

40
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Who was formerly useless to Philemon?

A

Onesimus (Pm1:11)

41
Q

What was Onesimus?

A

Formerly useless to Philemon (Pm1:11)

42
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To whom was Onesimus formerly useless?

A

Philemon (Pm1:11)

43
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To whom has Onesimus now become useful?

A

Both to Philemon and to Paul (Pm1:11)

44
Q

Who has now become useful both to Philemon and to Paul?

A

Onesimus (Pm1:11)

45
Q

Where is Paul sending him who is his very heart?

A

Back to Philemon (Pm1:12)

46
Q

According to Philemon, verse 13, for what is Paul in chains?

A

The gospel (Pm1:13)

47
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According to Philemon, verse 13, why is Paul in chains?

A

For the gospel (Pm1:13)

48
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Who is in chains for the gospel?

A

Paul (Pm1:13)

49
Q

In what could Onesimus take Philemon’s place?

A

Helping Paul while he was in chains for the gospel (Pm1:13)

50
Q

What would Paul have liked?

A

To keep Onesimus with him (so that he could take Philemon’s place in helping him while he was in chains for the gospel) (Pm1:13)

51
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Why would Paul have liked to keep Onesimus with him?

A

So that he could take Philemon’s place in helping Paul while he was in chains for the gospel (Pm1:13)

52
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When could Onesimus take Philemon’s place in helping Paul?

A

While Paul was in chains for the gospel (Pm1:13)

53
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What did Paul not want to do without Philemon’s consent?

A

Anything (Pm1:14)

54
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What would any favor Philemon did be?

A

Voluntary (Pm1:14)

55
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What would any favor Philemon did not seem?

A

Forced (Pm1:14)

56
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Who did not want to do anything without Philemon’s consent?

A

Paul (Pm1:14)

57
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Why did Paul not want to do anything without Philemon’s consent?

A

So that any favor Philemon did would not seem forced but would be voluntary (Pm1:14)

58
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What would be voluntary?

A

Any favor Philemon did (Pm1:14)

59
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What would not seem forced

A

Any favor Philemon did (Pm1:14)

60
Q

From whom was Onesimus separated for a little while?

A

Philemon (Pm1:15)

61
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Who might have Onesimus back forever?

A

Philemon (Pm1:15)

62
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Whom might Philemon have back forever?

A

Onesimus (Pm1:15)

63
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According to Philemon, verse 16, what is he?

A

Very dear to me but even dearer to you, both as a fellow man and as a brother in the Lord (Pm1:16)

64
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To whom is Onesimus even dearer?

A

Philemon (Pm1:16)

65
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How might Philemon have Onesimus back for good?

A

No longer as a slave, but better than a slave, as a dear brother (Pm1:15-16)

66
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As what is Onesimus even dearer to Philemon?

A

Both as a fellow man and as a brother in the Lord (Pm1:16)

67
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As what might Philemon have Onesimus back for good?

A

A dear brother (Pm1:15-16)

68
Q

Who is very dear to Paul?

A

Onesimus (Pm1:16)

69
Q

How should Philemon welcome Onesimus if he considers Paul a partner?

A

As he would welcome Paul (Pm1:17)

70
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As what should Philemon welcome Onesimus if he considers Paul a partner?

A

As he would welcome Paul (Pm1:17)

71
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If what should Philemon welcome Onesimus as he would welcome Paul?

A

If he considers Paul a partner (Pm1:17)

72
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When should Philemon welcome Onesimus as he would welcome Paul?

A

If he considers Paul a partner (Pm1:17)

73
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What if Onesimus has done Philemon any wrong or owes him anything?

A

Charge it to Paul (Pm1:18)

74
Q

Who owes Paul his very self?

A

Philemon (Pm1:19)

75
Q

Who will pay it back?

A

Paul (Pm1:19)

76
Q

Who is writing this with his own hand?

A

Paul (Pm1:19)

77
Q

With what is Paul writing this?

A

His own hand (Pm1:19)

78
Q

To whom does Philemon owe his very self?

A

Paul (Pm1:19)

79
Q

According to Philemon, verse 20, what does Paul wish?

A

That he may have some benefit from you (Philemon) in the Lord (Pm1:20)

80
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From whom does Paul wish that he might have some benefit in the Lord?

A

Philemon (Pm1:20)

81
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In whom does Paul wish that he might have some benefit from Philemon?

A

The Lord (Pm1:20)

82
Q

According to Philemon, verse 21, of what is Paul confident?

A

Your obedience (Pm1:21)

83
Q

According to Philemon, verse 21, what will you do?

A

. Even more than I ask (Pm1:21)

84
Q

According to Philemon, verse 21, what is Paul?

A

Confident of your obedience (Pm1:21)

85
Q

Knowing what does Paul write to Philemon?

A

That he will do even more than Paul asks (Pm1:21)

86
Q

How does Paul write to Philemon?

A

Confident of his obedience, knowing that he will do even more than he asks (Pm1:21)

87
Q

What should Philemon prepare for Paul?

A

A guest room (Pm1:22)

88
Q

For whom should Philemon prepare a guest room?

A

Paul (Pm1:22)

89
Q

How does Paul hope to be restored to Philemon?

A

In answer to his prayers (Pm1:22)

90
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In what does Paul hope to be restored to Philemon?

A

In answer to his prayers (Pm1:22)

91
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Why should Philemon prepare a guest room for Paul?

A

Because he hopes to be restored to him in answer to Philemon’s prayers (Pm1:22)

92
Q

According to Philemon, verse 23, who sends greetings?

A

Epaphras (Pm1:23)

93
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Who is Paul’s fellow prisoner in Christ Jesus?

A

Epaphras (Pm1:23)

94
Q

Who are Mark, Aristarchus, Demas and Luke?

A

Paul’s fellow workers (Pm1:24)

95
Q

What be with your spirit?

A

The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ (Pm1:25)

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