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In this volume, Clinton Arnold highlights four themes that emerge in Paul’s epistle to the Ephesians: • The superior power of God over against spiritual powers. • The unity of Jews and Gentiles through Jesus Christ. • The encouragement for Gentiles believers to live holy lives before God. • The need for believers to be rooted in the knowledge of their new identity in Christ Jesus. Woven into...

These three views, however, are not mutually exclusive.30 There is an element of truth to each of them. Earlier, Paul urged his readers to “make the most of the time because the days are evil” (5:16). Consistent with his apocalyptic Jewish heritage, Paul is convinced that believers live in the present evil age (Gal 1:4; Eph 2:2)—an era characterized by demonic activity and filled with various forms of evil. The difficulties of the present age will only intensify as the coming of the Lord draws close
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