For I know that this shall turn to my salvation through your prayer, and the supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ, (Philippians 1:19 KJV)
For I know that this shall turn out to my salvation, through your supplication and the supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ, (Philippians 1:19 ASV)
for I know that this shall turn out for me to salvation, through your supplication and [the] supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ; (Philippians 1:19 DBY)
For I have known that this shall fall out to me for salvation, through your supplication, and the supply of the Spirit of Christ Jesus, (Philippians 1:19 YLT)
For I know that this will turn out to my salvation, through your supplication and the supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ, (Philippians 1:19 WEB)
Interlinear
For <gar> I know <eido> that <hoti> this <touto> shall turn <apobaino> to <eis> my <moi> salvation <soteria> through <dia> your <humon> prayer, <deesis> and <kai> the supply <epichoregia> of the Spirit <pneuma> of Jesus <Iesous> Christ, <Christos> (Philippians 1:19 KJV)
Adam Clarke’s Commentary
Verse 19. This shall turn to my salvation] That is: It will be the means of my temporal safety; of my deliverance; for so the word swthria is here to be understood. The Jews had denounced the apostle as an enemy to Caesar; but he knew that, when the nature of the Gospel should be fully known, the Romans would see that he could be no enemy to Caesar who proclaimed a prince whose kingdom was not of this world; and who had taught, in the most unequivocal manner, that all Christians were to give tribute to whom tribute was due, and while they feared God to honour also the king, though that king was Nero.
Through your prayer] Knowing them to be genuine followers of Christ, he was satisfied that their prayers would be very available in his behalf; and under God he places much dependence upon them.
The supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ] The word epicorhgia, which we translate supply, signifies also furnishing whatever is necessary. The Spirit of God he expected to help all his infirmities, and to furnish him with all the wisdom, prudence, strength of reason, and argument, which might be necessary for him in the different trials he had to pass through with his persecutors, and the civil powers, at whose judgment-seat he stood.