Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
174
Language
English
Published
Nov 12, 1996
Publisher
Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.
Description
Written by the team who designed and wrote the Life Application Bible, this commentary series is factually accurate, theologically sound, and intensely practical. Every serious student of the Bible wants to understand the text, to discover the biblical principles, and to apply those timeless truths to his or her life.
Specific verses are easy to spot. Particular phrases are easy to find. Key information is highlighted.
Throughout, you will find maps, charts and diagrams, classic quotes from noted Christian thinkers, illustrations, and extensive application notes.
The Life Application Bible Commentary is ideal for use by individuals in their personal Bible study; Bible teachers in their small groups, classes and seminars, and pastors in the sermon preparation.
In Ephesians...
When Paul wrote Ephesians, he wanted his readers to see God's eternal purpose for the church. Paul claimed to have received a revelation about the church that had never before been known - that the church would be comprised of both Jewish and Gentile believers, sharing equal status in the body as coheirs, comembers of the body, and joint partakers. He wrote about this revelation so that all believers could understand the great mystery of Christ and the church (see 3:4-7, 5:32).
Specific verses are easy to spot. Particular phrases are easy to find. Key information is highlighted.
Throughout, you will find maps, charts and diagrams, classic quotes from noted Christian thinkers, illustrations, and extensive application notes.
The Life Application Bible Commentary is ideal for use by individuals in their personal Bible study; Bible teachers in their small groups, classes and seminars, and pastors in the sermon preparation.
In Ephesians...
When Paul wrote Ephesians, he wanted his readers to see God's eternal purpose for the church. Paul claimed to have received a revelation about the church that had never before been known - that the church would be comprised of both Jewish and Gentile believers, sharing equal status in the body as coheirs, comembers of the body, and joint partakers. He wrote about this revelation so that all believers could understand the great mystery of Christ and the church (see 3:4-7, 5:32).
Genres
Mystery
Religion & Spirituality