Paul, in prison, pleads to keep his new convert, the slave Onesimus, to minister to him. Paul writes to his Christian brother Philemon that the reason his slave was separated from him for a little while was that he might have Onesimus back forever no longer as a slave, but better than a slave, as a dear brother. Onesimus is no longer just a slave, but a beloved brother in the Lord.

Dr. Stanley Toussaint is a world-renown authority on the New Testament. He taught as Senior Professor in Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary, and served as former president of the Western Bible Institute in Denver, Colorado.He also pastored for twenty years. Dr. Toussaint earned both his Th.M and Th.D. degrees from Dallas Theological Seminary. An editor, author, teacher, and conference speaker, he has taught in Christian schools in the Middle East, Australia, and the Far East and has ministered in the pulpit literally around the world.

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