\subsection{Philippians 4}
\VS{1} Therefore my brothers agape-beloved and longed for, my joy and crown, stand 
in the Lord, agape-beloved. 
\VS{2} I call upon Euodia and Syntyche to be 
being the same minded in the Lord. 
\VS{3} Yes I ask\fnErotao{} you also, true yoke-fellow, be helping those [women] 
who co-struggled with me in the good-news with Clement also, and the rest of my coworkers, 
whose names [are] in [the] scroll of zoe-life\fnZoe{}. 
\VS{4} Be rejoicing in [the] Lord always, again I say be rejoicing. 
\VS{5} Let\fnImperative{} your fairness be known to all men. 
\VS{6} Be being anxious for nothing, but in everything in prayer and in entreaty with 
thanksgiving be making your requests known to God. 
\VS{7} And the peace of God [which] surpasses all understanding will protect your 
heart and your mind in Christ Jesus. 
\VS{8} Finally, brothers, whatever [is] true, whatever [is] honorable, 
whatever just, whatever pure, whatever agreeable, whatever praiseworthy, if 
there [is] any excellence and if there [is] any praise, be reckoning these [things]. 
\VS{9} And what you have learned and received and heard and seen in me, be 
practicing these [things], and the God of peace will be with you. 
\VS{10} But I was 
rejoicing in the Lord greatly that at last your being mindful of me has 
revived; of which you were mindful, but you were busy. 
\VS{11} Not that I 
speak because of lack, for I have learned in whatever [situation] I am to be 
self-sufficient\footnote{or ``content''}. 
\VS{12} I know both how to be 
being humbled, and I know how to be abounding, everywhere and in everything 
I have learned the secret both [of how] to be being filled and to be hungering, both 
to be abounding and to be lacking. 
\VS{13} I can do everything in the [one] enabling me. 
\VS{14} Nevertheless you have done well, having shared in my distress. 
\VS{15} Now you Philippians also know that in the beginning of the 
good-news, when I departed from Macedonia, no assembly\fnEkklhsia{} shared with me for the 
purpose of giving and receiving, except you only, 
\VS{16} for even in 
Thessalonika you sent again and again to my need. 
\VS{17} Not that I seek 
the gift, but I seek the fruit increasing to your account. 
\VS{18} But I 
have everything and I abound, I am full, having received by Epaphroditus 
[the things sent] from you, [an] odor of fragrance, [an] acceptable sacrifice, pleasing to God. 
\VS{19} Now my God will fulfill all your needs according to his wealth in 
glory in Christ Jesus. 

\VS{20} Now to our God and father [be] glory to the eons of eons, Amen. 
\VS{21} 
Be greeting every saint in Christ Jesus. 
\VS{22} The brothers with me greet 
you. All the holy [ones] greet you, especially those of Caesar's house. 
\VS{23} 
The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ [be] with your spirit.
