And to know (γνωνα τε). Second aorist active infinitive with εξισχυσητε.

Which passeth knowledge (την υπερ…

And to know the love of Christ. The love of Christ towards us; the immensity of redeeming love. It is not merely the love which he showed …

To know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge.—The intentional paradox of this expression is weakened if (with many…

Paul recognizes, however, that he is attempting to measure the immeasurable and so paradoxically prays that the Ephesian Christians may in fact com…

And to know the love of Christ. By those dimensions Paul means nothing other than the love of Christ, which he discusses later. The meanin…

And to know the love of Christ, which passes knowledge ,
&c.] The love of Christ to his own, to his church and peopl…

The apostle seems to be more anxious that the believers should not be discouraged and faint because of his tribulations, than for what he himself h…