And to our beloved Apphia, and Archippus our fellowsoldier, and to the church in thy house:
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Verse 2 is found in chapter 1 of Philemon. Paul begins by identifying himself as a prisoner of Christ Jesus and mentions Timothy. The introduction places the letter within a context of apostolic suffering and Christian fellowship, while the greeting of grace and peace establishes the spiritual framework for the request that follows.
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und Appia, der Lieben, und Archippus, unserm Streitgenossen, und der Gemeinde in deinem Hause:
Y a la amada Apphia, y a Archîpo, compañero de nuestra milicia, y a la iglesia que está en tu casa:
à la soeur Apphia, à Archippe, notre compagnon de combat, et à l'Eglise qui est dans ta maison:
ed alla diletta Appia, e ad Archippo, nostro compagno di milizia, ed alla chiesa che è in casa tua;
E à nossa amada Áfia, e a Arquipo, nosso camarada, e à igreja que está em tua casa:
亞腓亞 姊妹,和我們的戰友 亞基布 ,以及在你家裏的教會。
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