10 That it behoves not to admit the Prophets.[6]
11 Neither do they affirm the omnipotence of God:
12 Neither do they affirm the resurrection of the flesh:
13 Neither do they affirm that man was altogether created by God:
14 Neither do they affirm that Jesus Christ was born in the flesh from the Virgin Mary:
15 Neither do they affirm that the world was the work of God, but of some one of the angels.
16 Therefore do thou make haste[7] to come amongst us.
17 That this city of the Corinthians may remain without scandal.
18 And that the folly of these men may be made manifest by an open refutation. Fare thee well.[8]
The deacons Thereptus and Tichus[9] received and conveyed this Epistle to the city of the Philippians.[10]