Philippians 2: Downward
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Philippians 2
Paul settles a quarrel between two people by describing a descent: equality with God, not grasped; the form of a servant; obedience as far as death.
Every step is downward, and only then does the text turn upward.
The argument is not that humility is a nice quality. It is that the shape of God turned out to be this, and that people arguing over precedence in a small church are standing next to something that makes the argument unnecessary.
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