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The Expositor’s Bible Commentary, Volume 12: Ephesians–Philemon (Revised Edition) is unavailable, but you can change that!

Scholarly and accessible, Ephesians–Philemon is a comprehensive and succinct commentary that guides users to the text’s core meaning. With enhanced ease-of-use features, specialized discussion of key words and concepts, and each commentator’s point-of-view on the text’s implications for life, it is a vital resource for every preacher, teacher, and student of the Bible.

immediate context with the expectation of Christ’s glorious return (3:20–21) reveals that Paul has in mind the consummation of the ages. Petty bickering looks trivial, if not foolish, when seen from the perspective of the Lord’s coming in judgment. 6 Anxiety can be good or bad. Paul has anxiety for the progress of the gospel (2:28) and the condition of the individual churches he has founded, and he sometimes loses sleep over them (2 Co 11:28), but he does not seem to regard this concern to be a noxious
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