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Background on Ephesians


Book of Ephesians | Guide with Key Information and Resources

Ephesus was a huge city, acting as the epicenter for worship of most of the Greek and Roman gods. For over two years, Paul had an effective missionary ...

Book of Ephesians Overview - Insight for Living Ministries

Paul divided his letter to the Ephesians into two clear segments; applying the truths of the first makes possible the actions and lifestyle of the second. Paul ...

Introduction to Ephesians | ESV.org

Ephesus was a wealthy port city in the Roman province of Asia. It was a center of learning and was near several key land routes. Paul probably wrote his letter ...

Ephesians: A Historical Background | by Tim Soper | Medium

The Book of Ephesians was written to “God's holy people in Ephesus” (Ephesians 1:1, NIV). The city of Ephesus was a large commercial port city ...

Ephesians: A Summary of the Gospel and What it Means for How ...

The Ephesian Christians were primarily Gentiles and their lives had not been informed by the Jewish laws or experience. Living in a culture ...

TGC Course | Introduction to Ephesians - The Gospel Coalition

Themes & Background ... There are two main themes of Ephesians: (1) Christ has reconciled all creation to himself and to God, and (2) Christ has united people ...

What Is the Background of Ephesians? - Bibles.net

The apostle Paul wrote this letter to the churches in Ephesus and the surrounding region c. AD 62 while imprisoned in Rome (Acts 28).

Background on Ephesians - B. C. Newton

The Apostle Paul authored the Epistle to the Ephesians. However, modern textual critics now tend to question the validity of his authorship.

Ephesians - Executable Outline - Study Resources - Blue Letter Bible

TIME AND PLACE OF WRITING: Ephesians is one of Paul's four "prison epistles" (Eph 3:1; 4:1; 6:20; cf. Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon). The general ...

Why was Ephesians written? - YouTube

Gain a deeper understanding of Ephesians through its historical background ... Ephesians Historical Background | Why was Ephesians written? 117K ...

Book of Ephesians Summary | Watch an Overview Video

Paul writes to the church at Ephesus and shows how Jesus' work on the cross should permeate every aspect of their everyday lives.

Ephesians: Purpose, Background and Structure

Ephesians is pretty clearly divided into two sections – Ephesians 1-3 & 4-6. There are 41 commands in Ephesians, 1 of which is found in chapters 1-3.

ephesians: a background study - Grace Bible Church – Tempe, AZ

The opening verse reads, “Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God . . .” (Eph 1:1). 1. The writer again identifies himself as Paul ...

Book of Ephesians Summary: A Complete Animated Overview

Watch our overview video on the book of Ephesians, which breaks down the literary design of the book and its flow of thought.

Who Wrote Ephesians and Why Should We Read It?

We are told in the first verse of Ephesians that it was written by “Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God” (1:1). This book is an epistle, meaning ...

3 Things You Should Know about Ephesians - Ligonier Ministries

Ephesus was a center for the practice of magic (Acts 19:18–19). It welcomed magicians and sorcerers. These were believed to draw power from the ...

Background on Ephesians.pdf

Ephesians: Background. • Context: Written in 61-62, when Paul was a prisoner in Rome (cf. 3:1, 4:1). Paul is sending the slave Onesimus back to his master ...

Summary of the Book of Ephesians - Bible Survey | GotQuestions.org

Enclosed within the Book of Ephesians is the discipline needed to develop into true children of God. Furthermore, a study in Ephesians will help ...

Introduction to the Epistle of Paul to the Ephesians

Ephesians may have been written during Paul's first imprisonment in Rome, around A.D. 60–62 (see Guide to the Scriptures, “Pauline Epistles,” scriptures.lds.org) ...

A Brief Biblical History of the Church In Ephesus

The New Testament traces the full history of the church in Ephesus from it's founding in Acts 18 to facing the rebuke of Jesus in Revelation 2:1-7.