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Ephesians opens with “Chosen Before the Foundation of the World” and carries its history toward “Put On the Whole Armour.” It opens with one sentence in the Greek that runs for eleven verses, piling up everything given: chosen, adopted, redeemed, forgiven, sealed. Children and parents, servants and masters, with an obligation running in both directions each time.
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Ephesians 1–2
It opens with one sentence in the Greek that runs for eleven verses, piling up everything given: chosen, adopted, redeemed, forgiven, sealed. Then a prayer that the eyes of their understanding would be opened. And then the turn that carries the letter: you were dead, but God, who is rich in mercy. By grace are ye saved through faith, and the wall between Jew and Gentile is broken down in his flesh.
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Ephesians 3–4
Paul calls himself less than the least of all saints and explains the secret he was given: the Gentiles are fellow heirs, not guests. He prays for strength in the inner man and for a love that passes knowledge. Then the practical turn. One body, one Spirit, one Lord, one faith, one baptism. Gifts given to equip the saints for the work, and plain instructions: speak truth, be angry and sin not, let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth.
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Ephesians 5
Be followers of God as dear children. No filthiness, no foolish talking, no jesting at somebody else’s expense, but rather giving of thanks. Be not drunk with wine but filled with the Spirit, speaking to one another in psalms and hymns. Then marriage, described through a comparison that asks far more of the husband than of anybody else: love your wife as Christ loved the church and gave himself for it.
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Ephesians 6
Children and parents, servants and masters, with an obligation running in both directions each time. Then the last image. The wrestling is not against flesh and blood, so take the whole armour: truth, righteousness, the gospel of peace on the feet, the shield of faith, the helmet, the sword of the Spirit, and praying always. He asks them to pray that he would speak boldly, which is the one thing he never seems to need.
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