Wherewith ye were called (ης εκληθητε). Attraction of the relative ης to the genitive of the antecedent κλησεως (calling) from the…

Ephesians Chapter 4

Analysis of the Chapter

This chapter is the commencement of the practical part of the epistle and is made up, lik…

Worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called.—This “being worthy of the Christian calling” may obviously show itself in…

I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you...

Paul puts force into the argument by his manner of speaking; you can hear in …

Does the retrospective “then” connect only with 3:20–21 or with what precedes those verses? It is most probable that Paul has in mind certain refer…

The three remaining chapters consist entirely of practical exhortations. Mutual agreement is the first subject, during which a discussion is introd…

I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you
Or "in the Lord"; that is, for the Lord's sake; (See Gill on …

Nothing is urged more earnestly in the Scriptures than to walk in a manner worthy of those called to Christ's kingdom and glory. By lowliness, unde…