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[(w{st)-20(e tou;" desmouv" mou fanerou;" ejn Cr)20(i)20(stw`/ genevsqai)]TJ 0 Tc (105)Tj Of these local Roman Christians who were now witnessing and preaching more boldly there were two types, distinguished by their motivation. /F0 1 Tf ET /F5 1 Tf (kai; ejlpivda mou)Tj -0.0151 Tc [(Snyman)-6388(A rhetorical analysis of Philippians 1:12-26)]TJ 9 0 0 9 209.1257 283.661 Tm 0.0834 Tw -0.015 Tw 65.197 76.536 289.134 453.543 re Note your observations verse by verse. 0 Tc 0.072 Tw (carefully constructed piece of writing\323 in 1:15-17, in which an-)Tj [Note: Hawthorne, p. /F0 1 Tf 0 595.276 0 0 re Other com-)Tj T* -0.0001 Tc (TEV)Tj -0.0081 Tw -0.0151 Tc 0.079 Tw (gavr)Tj )]TJ Informing the Philippians that his adver-)Tj ET [(parous)-40(iva)]TJ 0.064 Tw 0.025 Tw /F0 1 Tf Enkele vertaalprobleme in die vertaling van die Filippensebrief in die)' [(kai; toi`" loi)20(poi`" pavs)-40(i)40(n)]TJ -0.02 Tc BT 0 Tr -0.015 Tc /F1 1 Tf According to)Tj -0.0001 Tc -0.015 Tw -0.015 Tc [(pepoi)20(qovta")]TJ 0.0146 Tw -0.0001 Tc ET -0.013 Tw 0.016 Tw /F1 1 Tf [(Philippians by informing them that his imprisonment and)-15( )-15(p)-15(o)-15(s)-15(s)-15(i)-15(b)-15(l)-15(e)]TJ 1.28848 -1.40015 TD (From a rhetorical perspective the following two constructions em)Tj ET 25.77034 0 TD 11 0 0 11 104.3975 154.9209 Tm BT 8.25 0 0 8.25 73.5338 503.119 Tm The point of this verse is that because of Pauls imprisonment in Rome many people had heard the gospel who would not otherwise have heard it. 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