Message of Ephesians
Millions have caught Karl Marx's vision of a New Man and a New Society. "Paul presents a greater vision still," writes John Stott. In his letter to the Ephesians the apostle "sees the human predicament as something even deeper than the injustice of the economic structure and so propounds a yet more radical solution. He writes of nothing less than a 'new creation.'"\ John Stott expounds Paul's theme of uniting all things in Christ by uniting his church and breaking down all that seperates us...
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John R.W. Stott helps readers uncover the richness of Paul's letter to the Ephesians. The book is part of The Bible Speaks Today Series, edited by Mr. Stott and J.A. Motyer.
General preface Author's preface Chief abbreviations Introduction to the letter (1:1-2)I. New life\ 1. Every spiritual blessing - 1:3-14\ 2. A prayer for knowledge - 1:15-23\ 3. Resurrected with Christ - 2:1-10II. New society\ 4. A single new humanity - 2:11-22\ 5. Paul's unique privilege - 3:1-13\ 6. Confidence in God's power - 3:14-21III. New Standards\ 7. Unity and diversity in the church - 4:1-16\ 8. A new set of clothes - 4:17-5:4\ 9. More inventives to righteousness - 5:5-21New relationships\ 10. Husbands and wives - 5:21-33\ 11. Parents, children, masters and servants - 6:1-9\ 12. Principalities and powers - 6:10-20\ 13. Conclusion - 6:21-24\ Study guide
