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Like Paul’s letter to Rome, his letter to the church in Ephesus serves as an invaluable exposition of the Christian gospel. In Ephesians, the apostle has the opportunity simply to explain the riches of the good news, to unfold how the grace of God works in the lives of his people, and to give some basic moral principles. In this commentary, Kurt Strassner conveys the apostle Paul’s sheer joy in...

first-century emissary of Jesus Christ. And, as such, Paul’s ministry—including his letter-writing ministry—carried (and carries) a special weight. The fact that these words were written by “an apostle of Christ Jesus” means that we cannot study this epistle as a mere academic exercise. Some people do that, of course—opening the books of the Bible and reading them as fascinating historical documents that teach us how the early Christians thought, how the ancient world worked, or how Christianity
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