...Ephefians flood firm in the faith of Chrift, without fubmitting to the law of Mofes, he writes this Epiftle to give them more exalted views of the love of God, and of the excellence and dignity of C'hrift. This Epiftle is not compofed in an argumentative or didactic llyle : The firft three chapters conflit...

...in this epistle (the former part of which is doctrinal, and the latter practical) was " to establish the Ephesians in the faith ; and to this end, to give them more exalted views of the eternal love of God, and of the glorious excellence and dignity of Christ ; to shew them they were...

...of which is doctrinal, and the latter practical) was " to establish the Ephesians in the Jail ft ; and to this end, to give them more exalted views of the eternal love of God, and of the glorious excellence and dignity of Christ ; to shew them they were...

...Rome had taken a lodging for him, and he was settled in it. This epistle was intended to establish the Ephesians in the faith ; and, to this end, to...love of God, and of the excellence and dignity of Christ : To shew them they were saved by grace, and that the Gentiles (however wretched they had been...

...Chrift, without Submitting to the law of Mofes, he writes this Epiftle to give them more exalted vie wo of the love of God, and of the excellence and dignity of Chrift. This Epiftle it not compofed in an argumentative or didactic ftyie: The firft 3 chapter* ronfift almoft...

...Ephefiaos ftood firm in the faith of Chrilt, without fubmitting to the law of Moles, he writes this Epiftle to give them 'more exalted views of the love of God, and of the excellence and dignity of Chrift. This Epiftle is not compofed in an argumentative or didactic ftyle : The firft 3 chapters conhft almoft...

...Epheiians ftood firm in the faith of Chrilt, without fubmitting to the law of Moles, he write* this Epiftle to give them more exalted views of the love of God, and of the excellence and dignity of Chnlt. This Epiftle is not compofed in an argumentative or didactic ftyle : The firft 3 Chapters fQ&fifU'.V.moft...

...Ephesians stood firm in the faith of Christ, without submitting to the law of Moses, he writes this Epistle founding a church there. And after their exit, Mark also, the disciple and interpreter o Chriit. This epistle is not composed in an argumentative or didactic style : The first three chaptem...

...Rome had taken a lodging for him, and he was settled in it. This Epistle was intended to establish the EPHESIANS in the faith ; and to this end, to give...love of God, and of the excellence and dignity of CHRIST : To shew them they were saved by grace, and that the Gentiles (however wretched they had been...

...stood firm in the faith of Christ, he wrote this Epistle in order to establish them in that faith, and to give them more exalted views of the love of God, and of the excellency and dignity of Christ ; and at the same time to fortify their minds against the scandal...