'Ephesians reads more like a sermon - in some parts more like a prayer or a mighty doxology - than a letter written to meet some special need in a church or group of churches. It is like a sermon on the greatest and widest them possible for a Christian sermon - the eternal purpose of God which he is fulfilling through his Son Jesus Christ, and working out in and through the church.' So starts Francis Foulkes' commentary on Ephesians.

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