In this interpretation of the Letter to the Philippians by Detlef Häusser, all the advantages of the HTA series can be found: a precise philological translation of the biblical text, detailed commentary on each individual text section, and a comprehensive exploration of the expressions used by Paul. Häusser is in constant dialogue with current exegetical literature. He views the Letter to the Philippians as a cohesive writing, likely originating from Ephesus, that addresses Jewish-Christian opponents who have infiltrated the community from the outside. However, the letter primarily focuses on the friendly relationships of the Apostle with the congregation. Thus, the Letter to the Philippians is a document of shared partnership in the Gospel.