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Treasures from Philippians

by Rod Mattoon

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Rod Mattoon

, 2004

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Overview

This volume provides verse-by-verse commentary on Philippians. It includes six appendixes: • What Did the King James Translators Believe about the KJV?. • What Historic Fundamentalist Leaders Have Believed on the KJV Issue. • Research on the Textus Receptus Manuscripts. • Is the King James Version Copyrighted? • Running the Race for a New Year. • Is the Authorized Version a Perfect Translation?

Top Highlights

“Jesus was born in a borrowed stable. He was laid in a borrowed manger. He used as His pulpit a borrowed boat. He fed thousands with a borrowed lunch. He slept in a borrowed bed. He rode as King on a borrowed beast. He observed the Last Supper in a borrowed room. He was mocked as king in a borrowed robe. He was buried in a borrowed tomb.” (Page 52)

“In a small church yard at the foot of a Swiss mountain, the body of a young English climber was buried. On the tombstone under his name and date were these words, ‘He Died Climbing.’ When you die one day, will you be climbing for Christ when that time comes? God help us all to be pressing for the prize.” (Page 174)

“The peace of God is more excellent, and superior to our own understanding, comprehension and reasoning. It can take control when we tend to be out of control.” (Page 217)