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Phi. 2:9-11 Have This Attitude in Yourselves-V 8~/4~/96
ABCC
I. Introduction and Review 532
¨ Paul’s appeal for Christian unity was based on the example on Christ (2:5-11)
¨ The Attitude of Christ (v.
5)
A.
Did not cling to His *divine privileges* as something for His own advantage (v.
6)
B.
Christ took on an additional form or nature (v.7)
¨ Christ became flesh & blood without the advantage of His divine privileges = servant
C.
Christ willing took the lowly place in life & death (v.
8)
II.
The Exaltation of Christ
A.
God the Father exalted Christ to the highest place (v.
9a)
Þ “huperupsoo”= super-exalted - once in NT & /only applies to *Christ*/ (Eph.
1:20-22)
Þ Christ who emptied Himself, humbled Himself; who took the lowest place in life & death is now SUPER-EXALTED to the highest place - no more mangers, etc.
Þ Christ patiently waited for the Father’s plan of vindication & exaltation (Mt.
4:1-11=devil; Jn. 6:15=multitude; 7:1-8=family; 7:20=multitude; Mt. 13:54-57=home town; religious leaders @ trial; governor Pilate, soldiers, Mt. 27:38-44=robbers, chief priests, crowd) “Thy will be done”
Þ Christ’s vindication & exaltation came when His work was finished (Jn.
19:30)
Þ Christ’s vindication & exaltation came at the Father’s initiative “..*God* highly exalted..”
Have you been misunderstood, criticized, abused?
Are you waiting for God to vindicate you?
How long are you willing to wait - UNTIL YOUR DEATH?
Have This Attitude in Yourselves-V, pg.
2
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God the Father exalted the name of Christ (v.
9b-11)
1.
There is no name higher than Christ - “above every name”
· Higher than Mohammed, Budha, Ala, Joseph Smith, mother Mary, saints Peter, Paul, James, Lucifer, Michael, etc.
2.
All created beings will physically worship & honor Jesus Christ (v.10)
¨ The elect angels & saints with joy; demons & masses of condemned souls with a dreadful fear & regret
3.
All created beings will verbally worship & honor Jesus Christ (v.
11)
Þ The lowly Servant is now the Sovereign King; the innocent Lamb is now the Almighty Lion; the suffering Messiah is now the victorious LORD - *it is an undeniable fact!*
Þ Christ is returned to His pre-incarnated glory (Jn.
17:5)
Þ Jesus Christ has been revealed as Lord /to the glory of God the Father = PURPOSE!/
Þ Jesus Christ is Lord is the great Christian confession in this life (1Co.
12:3; Rom.
10:9)
Þ In the next life, it will be the confession of everyone (redeemed & condemned)
How can we apply this attitude ourselves?
For this little congregation in Philippi that was suffering, persecuted & experiencing disunity, Paul gives them hope for their future in glory.
Christ was not vindicated in this life - He was misunderstood, persecuted, rejected, slandered & ultimately killed.
Yet He never retaliated; never took vengeance; He yielded His rights & privileges and waited patiently for the Father’s plan.
He loved & was gracious to His enemies (even Judas) until the end.
Are you willing to endure misunderstanding, hurtful words & maybe even rejection until the end of your life?
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