Ye also (κα υμεις). Ye Gentiles (now Christians), in contrast to ημας (we) in 12.In whom (εν ω). Repeated third t…

In whom ye also trusted. This stands in contrast with those who had first embraced the gospel.

Heard the word of truth. Th…

In whom you also trusted . . . in whom also after that you believed, you were sealed.—The insertion of the word “trusted”…

Wherein he hath abounded toward us in all wisdom and prudence; having made known unto us the mystery of his will, according to his good pleasur…

“You also,” in contrast to “we,” clearly identifies the Gentile Christians in Ephesus (cf. 2:19). They are only addressed in this specific manner i…

In whom you also. He associates the Ephesians with himself and with the rest of those who were the first fruits, for he says that they, in…

In whom you also trusted
The Gentile believers, the Ephesians, whom the apostle now particularly addresses; and who …

Blessings were made known to believers, by the Lord showing them the mystery of his sovereign will, and the method of redemption and salvation. But…