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    Paul writes to the Philippians about finding joy even in difficult times. He encourages them to resolve conflicts between Euodia and Syntyche that are affecting others. Paul tells them to always rejoice, let their gentleness be known by all, and deal with anxieties by praying and trusting that God's peace will guard their hearts. He lists eight noble things to dwell on and four virtues to practice: whatever is true, honorable, just, pure, pleasing, commendable, excellent and worthy of praise.

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    Paul writes to the Philippians about finding joy even in difficult times. He encourages them to resolve conflicts between Euodia and Syntyche that are affecting others. Paul tells them to always rejoice, let their gentleness be known by all, and deal with anxieties by praying and trusting that God's peace will guard their hearts. He lists eight noble things to dwell on and four virtues to practice: whatever is true, honorable, just, pure, pleasing, commendable, excellent and worthy of praise.

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    Paul writes to the Philippians about finding joy even in difficult times. He encourages them to resolve conflicts between Euodia and Syntyche that are affecting others. Paul tells them to always rejoice, let their gentleness be known by all, and deal with anxieties by praying and trusting that God's peace will guard their hearts. He lists eight noble things to dwell on and four virtues to practice: whatever is true, honorable, just, pure, pleasing, commendable, excellent and worthy of praise.

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    Finding the Joy in Living Life In Todays World

    Thinking Excellence Philippians 4:1-9 1. What is the reason for the Atherefore?@ 2. Why does Paul call them his joy and crown? 3. How is the relationship between Euodia and Syntyche ( and Clement) effecting others? 4. Why are we to rejoice always? 5. How are we to be known by all men? Does this mean we are Apush overs@? 6. How are we to deal with anxieties? 7. What will happen when we pray about our problems? 8. Will they go away? 9. What does the peace of God do to us? 10. Why is this important? 11. What eight things does Paul call us to dwell on? 12. What four things does Paul call upon us to practice?

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