Philippians 4:13
King James Version
28 Jul 2026
“I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.”
πᾶς
All things, everything.
Panta.
Paul writes this from a place of learned contentment, having known both abundance and need. The "all things" is not a blank check for ambition but the full range of circumstances he has just described.
Endurance through every condition is the claim, not conquest of every desire.
ἰσχύω
I have strength
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ἰσχύω
Strength, ability, power.
Ischyō.
Paul writes this from a place of learned contentment, having known both abundance and need. The strength he claims is not self-generated but flows through Christ who enables him.
Draw from the right source.
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ἐνδυναμόω
Strengthen
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ἐνδυναμόω
Empowering, infusing strength.
Endynamoō.
Paul writes from a place of learned contentment, having known both abundance and need. The one who strengthens him is the source behind every state he has endured.
The power is not yours to manufacture; it flows from the one you are in.
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Ἰησοῦς
Christ
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Ἰησοῦς
Anointed One, Messiah. Christos. Paul writes from a place of learned contentment, having known both abundance and need. The one who strengthens is not a principle or a practice but a person. Draw your capacity from him, not from circumstance.
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Χριστός
in Christ.
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Χριστός
Anointed One, Messiah.
Christos.
Paul's strength to endure both abundance and need flows not from circumstance but from union with Christ. The one who strengthens is not a principle but a person.
Draw your capacity from him, not from your conditions.
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