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Philippians 2:6-8

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who, being in the form of G-d, did it not consider for a right of possession to hold fast equal to be to Hashem, but did Himself pour out, taking on Himself the form of a slave, becoming like to man; and found becoming in human form, did he self humble made and did become obedient until to the death—the death on the tree.

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Philippians 2:6-8 - who, being in the form of G-d, did it not consider for a right of possession to hold fast equal to be to Hashem, but did Himself pour out, taking on Himself the form of a slave, becoming like to man; and found becoming in human form, did he self humble made and did become obedient until to the death—the death on the tree.Philippians 2:6-8 - who, being in the form of G-d, did it not consider for a right of possession to hold fast equal to be to Hashem, but did Himself pour out, taking on Himself the form of a slave, becoming like to man; and found becoming in human form, did he self humble made and did become obedient until to the death—the death on the tree.

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