Philippians 3 - general (EASY) Flashcards
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As what do many live?
Enemies of the cross of Christ (P3:18)
By what will the Lord Jesus Christ transform our lowly bodies so that they will be like his glorious body?
The power that enables him to bring everything under his control (P3:21)
By whom do we serve God?
His Spirit (P3:3) **
For what does Paul himself have reasons?
Such confidence (P3:4)
For what does Paul now consider whatever were gains to him loss?
The sake of Christ (P3:7)
For whom is it a safeguard for Paul to write the same things?
The Philippians (his brothers and sisters) (P3:1)
For whom is it no trouble to write the same things to the Philippians again?
Paul (P3:1)
For whom should you watch out?
Those dogs, those evildoers, those mutilators of the flesh (P3:2)
For whose sake has Paul lost all things?
Christ Jesus his Lord’s (P3:8) **
From what does a righteousness of your own come?
The law (P3:9)
How do many live?
As enemies of the cross of Christ (P3:18)
How do we await a Savior from heaven?
Eagerly (P3:20) **
How do we serve God?
By his Spirit (P3:3)
How does Paul press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called him heavenward in Christ Jesus?
Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead (P3:13-14)
How does Paul tell you again that many live as enemies of the cross of Christ?
Even with tears (P3:18)
How does Paul want to become like Christ?
In his death (P3:10)
How does Paul want to know the power of Christ’s resurrection and the participation in his suffering?
Becoming like him in his death (P3:10)
How has God called Paul heavenward?
In Christ Jesus (P3:14)
How may Paul be found in Christ?
Not having a righteousness of his own that comes from the law, but that which is through faith in Christ–the righteousness that comes from God on the basis of faith (P3:9)
How was Paul a Pharisee?
In regard to the law (P3:5)
How was Paul faultless?
As for righteousness based on the law (P3:6)
How will the Lord Jesus Christ transform our lowly bodies so that they will be like his glorious body?
By the power that enables him to bring everything under his control (P3:21)
If what will God make that clear to you?
If on some point you think differently (P3:15)
In what do we put no confidence?
The flesh (P3:3) **
In what does Paul have more reasons to put confidence?
The flesh (P3:4)
In what does Paul want to know the participation?
Christ’s sufferings (P3:10)
In what is their glory?
Their (enemies of the cross of Christ) shame (P3:19)
In what should you join together?
Following Paul’s example (P3:17)
In whom do we boast?
Christ Jesus (P3:3) **
In whom has God called Paul heavenward?
Christ Jesus (P3:14) **
In whom may Paul be found?
Christ (P3:9) **
Like what will our lowly bodies be?
The Lord Jesus Christ’s glorious body (P3:21)
Of what are those evildoers mutilators?
The flesh (P3:2)
Of what do many live as enemies?
The cross of Christ (P3:18) **
Of what does Paul want to know the power?
Christ’s resurrection (P3:10)
Of what tribe was Paul?
The tribe of Benjamin (P3:5)
On what is the righteousness that comes from God?
On the basis of faith (P3:9)
On what is their mind set?
Earthly things (P3:19)
Through what is the righteousness that comes from God on the basis of faith?
Faith in Christ (P3:9)
To what does Paul want to somehow attain?
The resurrection from the dead (P3:11)
To what should we live up?
What we have already attained (P3:16)
To whom is it no trouble for Paul to write the same things again?
The Philippians (his brothers and sisters) (P3:1)
Toward what does Paul press on?
The goal (P3:14)
Toward what does Paul strain?
What is ahead (P3:13)
What are those evildoers?
Dogs and mutilators of the flesh (P3:2)
What comes from God and on the basis of faith?
Righteousness that is through faith in Christ (P3:9)
What comes from the law?
A righteousness of your own (P3:9)
What does Paul consider all things?
Garbage (P3:8)
What does Paul consider everything?
A loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus his Lord (P3:8)
What does Paul consider garbage?
All things (P3:8)
What does Paul consider whatever were gains to him?
Loss for the sake of Christ (P3:7)
What does Paul forget?
What is behind (P3:13)
What does Paul himself have?
Reasons for such confidence (P3:4)
What does Paul not consider himself?
Yet to have taken hold of it (that for which Christ Jesus took hold of him) (P3:13)
What does Paul now consider loss for the sake of Christ?
Whatever were gains to him (P3:7)
What does Paul now tell you again even with tears?
Many live as enemies of the cross of Christ (P3:18) **
What does Paul want to know?
The power of Christ’s resurrection and the participation in his suffering (P3:10)
What enables the Lord Jesus Christ to bring everything under his control?
The power (P3:21)
What has Paul lost for the sake of Christ Jesus his Lord?
All things (P3:8)
What has Paul not already obtained?
All this (P3:12)
What has Paul often told you before?
Many live as enemies of the cross of Christ (P3:18)
What if on some point you think differently?
That too God will make clear to you (P3:15) **
What if someone else thinks they have reasons to put confidence in the flesh?
Paul has more (P3:4) **
What is a safeguard for the Philippians?
For Paul to write the same things to them again (P3:1)
What is destruction?
Their (enemies of the cross of Christ) destiny (P3:19)
What is in their shame?
Their (enemies of the cross of Christ) glory (P3:19) **
What is no trouble for Paul?
To write the same things to the Philippians again (P3:1) **
What is set on earthy things?
Their (enemies of the cross of Christ) mind (P3:19)
What is their destiny?
Destruction (P3:19) **
What is their god?
Their (enemies of the cross of Christ) stomach (P3:19)
What is their stomach?
Their (enemies of the cross of Christ) god (P3:19) **
What one thing does Paul do?
Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, he presses on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called him heavenward in Christ Jesus (P3:13-14)
What should all of us, then, who are mature take?
Such a view of things (P3:15)
What was Paul as for righteousness based on the law?
Faultless (P3:6)
What was Paul as for zeal?
Persecuting the church (P3:6)
What will be like the Lord Jesus Christ’s glorious body?
Our lowly bodies (P3:21)
What will God do if on some point you think differently?
Make that clear to you (P3:15)
What will God make clear to you if on some point you think differently?
That too (P3:15)
When was Paul circumcised?
On the eighth day (P3:5) **
When will God make that clear to you?
If on some point you think differently (P3:15)
Where do we put no confidence?
In the flesh (P3:3)
Where has God called Paul?
Heavenward (P3:14)
Where has Paul not already arrived?
At his goal (P3:12)
Where is our citizenship?
In heaven (P3:20)
Where is our citizenship?
In heaven (P3:20) **
Where is their glory?
In their (enemies of the cross of Christ) shame (P3:19)
Where is their mind set?
On earthly things (P3:19)
Who are dogs?
Those evildoers (OR mutilators of the flesh) (P3:2)
Who are mutilators of the flesh?
Those evildoers (P3:2)
Who are the circumcision?
We who serve God by his Spirit, who boast in Christ Jesus, and who put no confidence in the flesh (P3:3)
Who boast in Christ Jesus?
We who are the circumcision, who serve God by his Spirit, and who put no confidence in the flesh (P3:3)
Who has called Paul heavenward?
God (P3:14)
Who has lost all things?
Paul (P3:8)
Who has not already arrived at his goal?
Paul (P3:12) **
Who has not already obtained all this?
Paul (P3:12) **
Who has reasons for such confidence?
Paul himself (P3:4) **
Who live as enemies of the cross of Christ?
Many (P3:18) **
Who put no confidence in the flesh?
We who are the circumcision, who serve God by his Spirit, who boast in Christ Jesus (P3:3)
Who serve God by his Spirit?
We who are the circumcision, who boast in Christ Jesus, and who put no confidence in the flesh (P3:3)
Who should take such a view of things?
All of us, then, who are mature (P3:15) **
Who was a Hebrew of Hebrews?
Paul (P3:5)
Who was a Pharisee in regard to the law?
Paul (P3:5)
Who was circumcised on the eighth day?
Paul (P3:5) **
Who was faultless as for righteousness based on the law?
Paul (P3:6)
Who was of the people of Israel?
Paul (P3:5)
Who was of the tribe of Benjamin?
Paul (P3:5)
Who will make that clear to you if on some point you think differently?
God (P3:15)
Who will transform our lowly bodies so they will be like his glorious body?
The Lord Jesus Christ (P3:21)
Whom do we eagerly await?
A Savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ (P3:20)
Whom does Paul want to know?
Christ (P3:10) **
Whom does the power enable to bring everything under his control?
The Lord Jesus Christ (P3:21)
Whose destiny is destruction?
Enemies of the cross of Christ (P3:19)
Whose glory is in their shame?
Enemies of the cross of Christ (P3:19)
Whose god is their stomach?
Enemies of the cross of Christ (P3:19)
Whose mind is set on earthly things?
Enemies of the cross of Christ (P3:19)
Why does Paul consider all things garbage?
That he may gain Christ and be found in him, not having a righteousness of his own that comes from law, but that which is through faith in Christ–the righteousness that comes from God on the basis of faith (P3:8-9)
Why does Paul press on toward the goal?
To win the prize for which God has called him heavenward in Christ Jesus (P3:14)
Why does Paul want to know Christ and the power of his resurrection and the participation in his sufferings, becoming like him in his death?
So, somehow, attaining to the resurrection from the dead (P3:10-11)
