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What does the Bible say about grace in Philemon?

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Philemon emphasizes God's grace and the call for believers to be gracious and forgiving towards one another.

In the letter to Philemon, the Apostle Paul highlights the theme of grace both in the nature of God and in the actions expected of believers. The opening verses address grace as a gift from God through Jesus Christ, which is foundational for any reconciliation or forgiveness. Paul's appeal to Philemon to receive Onesimus, not just as a servant but as a brother, is underscored by the grace that God has shown to all believers. This grace serves as a model for how Christians are called to treat one another, reflecting the grace they have received from Christ.
Scripture References: Philemon 1:3, Philemon 1:15-16

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