For this cause (τουτου χαριν). Use of χαριν (accusative of χαρις) as a preposition with the genitive and referring to the precedin…

Ephesians Chapter 3

ANALYSIS OF CHAPTER 3

This chapter properly consists of three parts:

1. A statement that the Gentil…

For this cause . . .—After much discu ion about the construction of this verse, there seems little doubt that the nominative, …

“For this reason” (repeated in v.14) connects immediately with 2:22, but Paul recalls 2:11–22 and perhaps what lies even further back than that. “I…

For this cause. Paul’s imprisonment, which should have been regarded as a confirmation of his apostleship, was undoubtedly presented by hi…

For this cause I Paul, the prisoner of Jesus Christ , &c.] Not actively, whom Christ had apprehended by his grace, and ma…

For having preached the doctrine of truth, the apostle was a prisoner, but a prisoner of Jesus Christ; the object of special protection and care, w…