But I would ye should understand, brethren, that the things which happened unto me have fallen out rather unto the furtherance of the gospel;
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The verse 12 is found in chapter 1 of Philippians. Paul interprets his imprisonment through the expansion of the gospel. Personal adversity is not presented as evidence of divine abandonment, but as a circumstance through which others have gained courage to proclaim Christ.
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Ich lasse euch aber wissen, liebe Brüder, daß, wie es um mich steht, das ist nur mehr zur Förderung des Evangeliums geraten,
Y quiero, hermanos, que sepáis que las cosas que me han sucedido, han redundado más en provecho del evangelio;
Quiero que sepan, hermanos, que lo que me ha sucedido ha contribuido más bien al avance del evangelio.
Je veux que vous sachiez, frères, que ce qui m'est arrivé a plutôt contribué aux progrès de l'Evangile.
ORA, fratelli, io voglio che sappiate che i fatti miei son riusciti a maggiore avanzamento dell’evangelo;
E quero, irmãos, que saibais que as coisas que me aconteceram contribuíram para maior proveito do evangelho;
弟兄們,我要你們知道,我所遭遇的事反而使福音更興旺,
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