~5 Min.James Introduction (Darby, John Nelson)

... to whom it is sent. It is a practical exhortation which still recognises the twelve tribes and the connection of the christian Jews with them, as Jonah ...

~5 Min.Philemon Summary (Darby, John Nelson)

... him to receive his former slave as a brother, but it is evident (v. 12), although Paul wished it to be the spontaneous act of the master whom Onesimus had ...

~8 Min.Chapter 3 (Darby, John Nelson)

... has been considered elsewhere. I would call to mind only that (the twelve tribes having been divided into two companies of silt each, the one to announce ...

~9 Min.Chapter 2 (Darby, John Nelson)

... were there; and God had owned this apostleship, as He had given it. The twelve had nothing to do but to acknowledge it, if they acknowledged God as the ...

~9 Min.Chapter 2 (Darby, John Nelson)

... connection with Jerusalem or Galilee (I refer to its administration by means of the twelve),2 and in connection with heaven by means of Paul. God will, in ...

~14 Min.Chapter 1 (Darby, John Nelson)

... who orders all things. I resume the consideration of the text with verse 12, which begins the epistle after the introductory portion. Paul was a prisoner ...