Phili 2:9-11 | TNotes | STEP | 2:9 As a result of Christ’s humble obedience, God elevated him to the place of highest honor ; see Acts 1:9-10 ; cp. Acts 2:32-33 ; 7:55-56 . • the name above all other names: Jesus has supreme authority and power (Phil 2:10-11 ; cp. Matt 28:18 ; John 17:5 ; Acts 2:33-36 ; Heb 2:9 ; 12:2 ).

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bActs 1:9-10►

cActs 2:32-33►

d7:55-56►

ePhil 2:10-11►

fMatt 28:18►

gJohn 17:5►

hActs 2:33-36►

iHeb 2:9►

j12:2►

k2:10-11►

lEph 1:9-10►

m21►

nCol 1:20-25►

o1 Pet 3:22►

pIsa 45:23►

qRom 14:11►

‏ Philippians 2:9-11

2:9 ^a As a result of Christ’s humble obedience, God elevated him to the place of highest honor; see Acts 1:9-10 ^b; cp. Acts 2:32-33 ^c; 7:55-56 ^d.

• the name above all other names: Jesus has supreme authority and power (Phil 2:10-11 ^e; cp. Matt 28:18 ^f; John 17:5 ^g; Acts 2:33-36 ^h; Heb 2:9 ⁱ; 12:2 ^j).
Summary for Phil 2:10-11: 2:10-11 ^k The entire creation, including spiritual powers and angels, humans on earth, and those who have died, will one day acknowledge the authority of Jesus Christ as Lord (see Eph 1:9-10 ^l, 21 ^m; Col 1:20-25 ⁿ; 1 Pet 3:22 ^o).

• every tongue declare (cp. Isa 45:23 ^p; Rom 14:11 ^q): This does not imply universal salvation, because not all will confess him as Lord freely out of love and devotion.

• Lord, a divine title representing the Old Testament name Yahweh, is frequently applied to Jesus in the New Testament.