Letter 110 — The Whole Letter: Splanchnon (Philemon)
Paul reaches for the Greek word for the gut three times in twenty-five verses. We walk splanchnon slowly, hear the ledger word in verse 18 as the gospel of imputation, and read the whole letter once more.
In this letter
- Splanchnon (G4698) walked slow, from the entrails in Acts 1 to the affection of Jesus Christ
- The verb splanchnizomai and the father who ran in Luke 15, a callback to Season One, Week 5
- The three hearts of Philemon as one loop, verses 7, 12, and 20
- Ellogaō (G1677) and imputation, Christ saying "put that on My account"
- Luther on Philemon, and Isaiah 53:6, a callback to…
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