That he might shew (ινα ενδειξητα). Final clause with ινα and first aorist middle subjunctive of ενδεικνυμ. See 1:7 for "riches of…

That in the ages to come. In all future times. The sense is that the riches of Divine grace and the Divine kindness would be shown in the …

In the ages to come.—Properly, the ages which are coming on—the ages both of time and of eternity, regarded as one great …

But God, who is rich in mercy, for his great love with which he loved us, even when we were dead in sins, has quickened us together with Christ…

All this was done by God in Christ with a single end in view: to demonstrate in successive ages “the incomparable riches of his grace” (cf. 1:7, 18…

That in the ages to come. The final and true cause — the glory of God — is again mentioned, so that the Ephesians, by making it the subjec…

That in the ages to come
This is the end of God's permitting sin, in which men are morally dead; and of his sufferin…

Sin is the death of the soul. A man dead in trespa es and sins has no desire for spiritual pleasures. When we look upon a corpse, it evokes an awfu…