Philippians 3

Paul warns against Judaizers ('dogs,' 'evil workers,' 'false circumcision'), lists his impeccable Jewish credentials as loss and rubbish for the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Iēsous, rejecting law-based righteousness for faith-righteousness, pressing on toward resurrection despite imperfection.[1][2] He condemns enemies of Christos' cross whose end is destruction and god their belly, contrasting with believers whose politeuma is in ouranos, awaiting Sōtēr Iēsous Christos who will transform their bodies like his glorious body.[1][2]

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