That he might present (ινα παραστηση). Final clause with ινα and first aorist active subjunctive of παριστημ (see Col 1:22 for par…

That he might present it to himself. In the last day, when he will receive the church as his spouse to heaven (Revelation 21:9…

That he might present it to himself.—The original is more emphatic—that He might Himself present it to Himself. This pres…

What a wonderful expression! To think that we, poor creatures that we are, should be in this way joined to Christ by a marriage union, even by a vi…

The ultimate aim in view when Christ gave himself up for the church (v.25) was that at the end of the age he might be able to “present” her to hims…

That he might present it to himself. He declares what is the design of baptism and of our being washed. It is, that we may live in a holy …

That he might present it to himself a glorious church. There is a presentation of the church by Christ to his Father at h…

The duty of wives is submission to their husbands in the Lord, which includes honouring and obeying them, from a principle of love to them. The dut…