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In this study of Ephesians, Homer A. Kent Jr. addresses a question every generation faces: “What does church mean?” Kent’s verse-by-verse commentary includes a helpful introduction and outline, then offers accessible exposition of Paul’s teachings on the doctrine and duties of the church. He tackles topics such as the regeneration of believers, walking in unity, standing firm in spiritual...

Now this is not to disparage a life of godliness. On the contrary, God expects believers to perform good works as the fruit of their new life. Verse 10 says regarding good works, “which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.” We note that it does not say that believers were previously prepared to walk in good works, but that the good works were previously prepared that believers might walk in them. Paul’s thought is that the Christian is completely without grounds for boasting even
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