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Philippians 3:4-6
Flip to Philippians 3 as we get some Monday morning quarterbacking from the eyes of a former Pharisee here. So remember, righteousness requires three things: right thinking, right attitude, and right doing. In Philippians 3:4-6, Paul provides his credentials as a zealous Pharisee. He says concerning the righteousness within the law, he was blameless. What an audacious statement! Concerning the righteousness in the law, he was blameless, he says. But as he looks back on his former self-righteous self, he starts to repent here.
Philippians 3:4-6
That was quite a pedigree, which will be referred to at least, a little bit later. If Paul wanted to trust in the flesh, then what we see listed here are his bragging rights. That is, if he wanted to brag before the Jews, he had a great deal to brag about. But there is even more.
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