Philippians 1
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Philippians 1:19-27

19for I know that this shall turn out for me to salvationG4991, through your supplicationG1162 and [the] supply of the SpiritG4151 of JesusG2424 ChristG5547;

20accordingG2596 to my earnestG603 expectationG603 and hopeG1680, that in nothing I shall be ashamedG153, but in all boldnessG3954, as alwaysG3842, nowG3568 alsoG2532 ChristG5547 shall be magnifiedG3170 in my bodyG4983 whether by lifeG2222 or by deathG2288.

21For for me to liveG2198 [is] ChristG5547, and to dieG599 gainG2771;

22but if to liveG2198 in fleshG4561 [is my lot], this is for me worth the while: and what I shall choose I cannot tell.

23But I amG1510 pressed by both, having the desireG1939 for departure and beingG1510 with ChristG5547, [for] [it isG1510] very muchG4183 better,

24but remaining in the fleshG4561 [is] more necessaryG316 for your sakesG1223;

25and having confidenceG3982 of this, I know that I shall remainG3306 and abideG3306 along with you all, for your progressG4297 and joyG5479 in faithG4102;

26that your boastingG2745 may aboundG4052 in ChristG5547 JesusG2424 through me by my presenceG3952 againG3825 with you.

27OnlyG3440 conduct yourselvesG4771 worthilyG516 of the glad tidings of the ChristG5547, in orderG2443 that whether comingG2064 and seeingG3708 you, or absentG548, I may hearG191 of what concerns you, that ye standG4739 firmG4739 in oneG1520 spiritG4151, with oneG1520 soulG5590, labouring togetherG4866 in the same conflict with the faithG4102 of the glad tidings;

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