New Testament · Paul's Letters
Ephesians
Ephesians begins with what God has done in Christ before the world began, and then works outward into unity, speech, family life and standing firm.
- Authorship
- Written by Paul, from prison.
- Historical setting
- Likely a circular letter, with Ephesus at its centre.
- Key themes
- Chosen in Christ · One new humanity · Church as body · Spiritual armour
- Where it sits in the story
- The letter that shows the church as God's purpose rather than an afterthought.
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