And you (κα υμας). Emphatic position, object of the verb συνεζωοποιησεν (did he quicken) and repeated (second υμας). You Gentiles …

And you, being dead in your sins. (See Barnes on Ephesians 2:1).

And the uncircumcision of your flesh. That is, Gentiles, …

And you . . .—Here, exactly as in Ephesians 2:1-18, there is a remarkable intermixture of the word “we” and the word “you,” the fo…

Buried with him in baptism, wherein also ye are risen with him through the faith of the operation of God, who hath raised him from the dead. An…

In the closing words of v.12 Paul mentioned God’s raising Christ from the dead. Now he assures his readers that in Christ they share the resurrecti…

And you, when you were dead. He admonishes the Colossians to recognize what he had addressed in a general way as applicable to themselves,…

And you being dead in your sins
Not corporeally, though sin had subjected them to a corporeal death, and their bodie…

There is a philosophy that rightly exercises our reasonable faculties: a study of the works of God, which leads us to the knowledge of God and conf…

Above, Paul warned the faithful against the deceptions of worldly philosophers; here he instructs and warns them against those heretics who wanted …