In what way does the character of Onesimus (Philemon 10-18), a runaway slave who becomes a Christian and is sent back to his master Philemon, exemplify Paul's teachings on reconciliation and the transformative power of the Gospel within the social structures of the Roman Empire?

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In what way does the character of Onesimus (Philemon 10-18), a runaway slave who becomes a Christian and is sent back to his master Philemon, exemplify Paul's teachings on reconciliation and the transformative power of the Gospel within the social structures of the Roman Empire?

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