The author thinks that Philippians was written from an Ephesian imprisonment and, therefore, it was one of Paul's first letters. Many think that Philippians is a letter of friendship, but this author thinks that this idea is not very good, although he does not reject it outright. the author combs that Philippians is a single letter and not a mosaic of three letters, as some have claimed. the commentary is very brief. One of its strongest points was the discussion of the rhetoric of Paul's argument. Cousar claims that Paul was using a technique known as feigned perplexity as a means to strengthen his argument. In the hymn of Christ, he goes against the most recent commentators following the soteriological interpretation. the strongest point