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! Introduction
A.   NOW WE HAVE COME ACROSS THESE SIAMESE TWINS.
Many times in the New Testament Paul opens his epistle so often with this /“grace to you and peace, from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ”/.
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THE LORD IS NOT HIS NAME, IT IS HIS TITLE
—           We are talking of a /relationship/ when we say the Lord.
—           Jesus is His name or in the Hebrew, Joshua.
—           But Lord is His title and if we use the title of Lord then that does signify that we take the position with Paul as a /bondslave/.
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Grace to you and peace.
A.   PAUL BEGINS HERE, THE SALUTATION TO THE CHURCH
1.     Verse one is like addressing the envelope.
a.       Up in the left hand corner he puts his name and title.
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