The Letters · New Testament
Ephesians
Ephesians is book 49 of 66 and belongs to the Letters in the New Testament. It has 6 chapters, each with source-checked General, Historical and Literary context. 4 people are indexed in its passages.
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Chapters
- Ephesians 1: Ephesians 1: a blessing in one long sentence and a prayer to know
Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God, writes to the saints at Ephesus and the faithful in Christ Jesus, greeting them with grace and… - Ephesians 2: Ephesians 2: from dead to alive and the wall broken down
Paul tells the readers they were dead in trespasses and sins, walking according to the course of this world and the prince of the power of the air… - Ephesians 3: Ephesians 3: a sentence broken off and a prayer to comprehend
Paul begins to say something about himself as the prisoner of Jesus Christ for the Gentiles, then breaks off to explain his commission. He says the… - Ephesians 4: Ephesians 4: one body, gifts given, and the old life put off
Paul, calling himself the prisoner of the Lord, asks them to walk worthy of their calling with lowliness, meekness and longsuffering, bearing with… - Ephesians 5: Ephesians 5: walking as children of light and the household turn
Paul tells the readers to follow God as dear children and to walk in love, pointing to Christ giving himself as an offering and a sacrifice… - Ephesians 6: Ephesians 6: the rest of the household, the armour of God and Tychicus
The household instructions continue. Children are told to obey their parents in the Lord because it is right, and the commandment to honour father…
