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 The apostle Paul was a Roman citizen because his father was a Roman citizen (see: Acts 22:28). Paul used the benefits of being a Roman citizen three times in the book of Acts:
 
-    * He told certain leaders they were treating him wrongly (see: Acts 16:37-38).
-    * A Roman commander could not beat him (see: Acts 22:25). 
-    * Paul was able to go to Rome to speak with the emperor when others wrongly said he had done a crime (see: Acts 25:10-11).
+*  He told certain leaders they were treating him wrongly (see: Acts 16:37-38).
+*  A Roman commander could not beat him (see: Acts 22:25). 
+*  Paul was able to go to Rome to speak with the emperor when others wrongly said he had done a crime (see: Acts 25:10-11).
 
 Paul wrote about Christians being “citizens of heaven” in the book of Philippians (see: Philippians 3:20). Paul wrote that the Philippians were citizens of heaven. He wrote this to compare being a Christian to being a Roman citizen. 
 
 Philippi was a Roman colony. All citizens of Philippi were also Roman citizens. The people of Philippi thought that this was a great honor. They obeyed the emperor and also worshiped the emperor. 
 
 Paul wanted the Philippians to know three things about being “citizens of heaven.”
-    1. He wanted the Philippians to obey and honor Jesus in the same way that Roman citizens obeyed and honored the emperor. Jesus is the true king and savior.
-    2. He wanted the Philippians to know that when Jesus returns, they would no longer suffer. The Philippians were suffering under the Roman emperor.
-    3. He wanted the Philippians to know that, as citizens of heaven, God would give them great honor in the future. Jesus would give them glorified bodies.
+1.  He wanted the Philippians to obey and honor Jesus in the same way that Roman citizens obeyed and honored the emperor. Jesus is the true king and savior.
+1.  He wanted the Philippians to know that when Jesus returns, they would no longer suffer. The Philippians were suffering under the Roman emperor.
+1.   He wanted the Philippians to know that, as citizens of heaven, God would give them great honor in the future. Jesus would give them glorified bodies.
 
 See: [Apostle](../articles/apostle.md); [Rome (Roman Empire, Caesar)](../articles/rome.md); [Heaven](../articles/heaven.md); [Savior](../articles/savior.md); [Suffer](../articles/suffer.md); [Glory (Glorify)](../articles/glory.md)