Welcome to a year in the Bible with daily grace. The Bible tells one big story of

redemption and we want to spend five minutes every day journeying through the Bible from start to finish, and exploring how all of it

points to Jesus. Hey everybody welcome back to a year in the Bible with daily grace. My name is

Alexa and we are going to look at the Book of Finally Men together today.

So let's get started. In Phileemen, Paul writes a letter to his friend

Philemon, in regards to Phileeman's slave once a miss. He begins his letter by greeting Philemon and commending him for his faith.

Paul writes how he thinks God when he hears how Philemon loves and serves his

fellow Saints in the faith and he's encouraged himself by hearing how Valimin has encouraged others.

Paul then shifts to make an appeal to Valimin, but he is clear that even though he has the authority to do so, he is primarily making

this appeal to Philemon out of love.

Paul writes out he desires there to be reconciliation between Philemon and his slave

once a miss, he ran away. There was no explicit reason why once a miss ran away from

Philemon but something happened between Wensimus and

Philemon that caused Wensimus to leave.

Paul writes how Wensimus came to be with Paul while he was in prison.

Paul's words of being a father to Wansimis reveals that Wunsimis has become a believer in

Jesus.

Paul has been like a father to Wandsamos in the faith and Wonsamis has been like a son.

Paul writes how Wonsamis has greatly helped him while he's been in prison,

and while Paul would like W him is to stay with him

Paul desires to send once him is back to filee man not only so they can reconcile but

become brothers in the faith.

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