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For those who long to delve into the mind and purposes of God, few books are more helpful than Paul's letter to the Ephesians. Here the apostle paints in broad strokes the great plan of God for his church, centered on its head, Jesus Christ, and living out its calling in praise of God's glory. Beginning with doxology, Paul calls on the church to support its words of praise with deeds to match....

The Qualities Necessary for Unity (4:2–3) Every desired quality in verse 2 is important for good interpersonal relations. This is certainly the case with being humble. Although the ancient Greeks despised hybris, an overbearing attitude that displeased the gods, they did not value humility. It is often pointed out that Christian humility is not a groveling attitude. Rather, it is an attitude of modest self-evaluation that characterizes devout people in both Old and New Testaments. To be gentle and
Ephesians 4:2–3
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