Philippians 1
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Philippians 1:21-30

21For to me to liveG2198 is ChristG5547, and to dieG599 is gainG2771. 22But if to liveG2198 in the fleshG4561,—if this shall bring fruitG2590 from my workG2041, then what I shall choose I know not. 23But I amG1510 in a strait betwixt the twoG1417, having the desireG1939 to depart and beG1510 with ChristG5547; for it isG1510 very far better: 24yet to abide in the fleshG4561 is more needful for your sakeG1223. 25And having this confidenceG3982, I know that I shall abideG3306, yea, and abideG3306 with you all, for your progressG4297 and joyG5479 in the faithG4102; 26that your glorying may aboundG4052 in ChristG5547 JesusG2424 in me through my presenceG3952 with you againG3825. 27OnlyG3440 let your manner of lifeG5590 be worthy of the gospelG2098 of ChristG5547: that, whether I comeG2064 and seeG3708 you or be absentG548, I may hearG191 of your state, that ye standG4739 fast in oneG1520 spiritG4151, with oneG1520 soulG5590 striving for the faithG4102 of the gospelG2098; 28and in nothingG3367 affrighted by the adversaries: which isG1510 for them an evident token of perdition, but of your salvationG4991, and that from GodG2316; 29because to you it hath been grantedG5483 in the behalfG5228 of ChristG5547, not onlyG3440 to believeG4100 on him, but alsoG2532 to sufferG3958 in his behalfG5228: 30having the sameG846 conflictG73 which ye sawG3708 in me, and nowG3568 hearG191 to be in me.

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