Bible Gateway Recommendations
View more titles
In responding to a philosophy or system of truth devoid of any Christology, Paul returns to two core convictions found in his opening confession of the Lord Christ (1:15-20). The first claim is that Christ is the personal and complete revelation of God within history (2:9-10; compare 1:19). The second claim is that Christ rules over every other power within God's created order (2:10-15; compare 1:18). When we embrace these two christological convictions, Paul says, we participate with Christ in the abundant fullness of God's salvation.
Previous commentary:
The Error of Sophistry
Next commentary:
Christ Is God Within History
About this commentary:
IVP New Testament Commentaries are made available by the generosity of InterVarsity Press.
Help and Contact
FAQs/Tutorials
Contact us/Feedback
Why We Advertise
Use Bible Gateway On Your Site
Advertise with Us
Go to top of page
Links
Main Bible Gateway
Gospel.com
Reverend Fun
Zondervan.com
About and Legal
Statement of Faith
About Bible Gateway
Site map
Privacy policy
Site: Terms of use
Widget: Terms of use
Sponsors
Christian Persecution
Church Fundraising
Book Self Publishing
Gospel for Asia
Medi-Share
Bible Gateway Store