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A Messianic Commentary: Rabbi Paul Enlightens the Ephesians on Walking with Messiah Yeshua is unavailable, but you can change that!

The Ephesian congregation was a diverse group of Jews and Gentiles, united together in Messiah. They experienced many blessings in their own lives and definitely had an impact on the first century world in which they lived. But the rabbi was not just writing to that local group. What is Paul saying to us? Rabbi Paul Enlightens the Ephesians on Walking with Messiah Yeshua covers such topics as...

would especially be instrumental in taking this message of the Messiah to the non-Jewish world of the first century. As with any Jew of his time (and still today), Sha’ul received two names at birth: a Hebrew name plus a name of the common language of his community. Sha’ul is clearly his given Hebrew name that he would have used in the Jewish community, especially in Israel. Some commentators believe in Acts 13:9 that Sha’ul took the name Paul (Greek Paulos) to prove his “conversion” to a new religion
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