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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Epistle to the Ephesians
		The letter to the Ephesians bears some resemblance to the Epistle to the Hebrews and the writings of St. Luke and St. John, in point of ideas and mode of expression, but no such resemblance is traceable in the great Pauline Epistles.
		Besides, both letters agree in certain typical expressions and in the description of the duties of the domestic life, which terminates in both with the same exhortation to combat the devil.
		Moreover, it is chiefly in their hortatory part that these two letters are so remarkably alike and this is only natural if, at intervals of a few days or hours, the same author had to remind two distinct circles of readers of the same common duties of the Christian life.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/05485a.htm (5597 words)

	salguod.net: April 2006 Archives
		Ephesians 5:5 speaks of an inheritance, or rather a lack of one for those who live in immorality, impurity or greed.
		He nearly begs God that the Ephesians would understand how grand this faith that they have is. He says it is rich, broad, long, high and deep and that it surpasses knowledge.
		Ephesians 1:15-21 is one of those amazing Pauline run on sentences where he can't seem to put too many words of praise for who God is and what he has done through Christ.
	www.salguod.net /weblog/archive/2006_04.shtml (6449 words)

	Ephesians
		Many terms in Ephesians aren't found in genuine Paulines but are found in the later NT writings and early patristic writings.
		Almost all of Ephesians evinces verbal contacts with Colossians, indicating that the author of Ephesians wrote in imitation of Colossians, and the author also shows contact with the rest of the Pauline corpus (excepting II Thess).
		Against Wallace, it is not the case that 1 Clement is familiar with Ephesians.
	www.earlychristianwritings.com /ephesians.html (1027 words)

	Ancaster Canadian Reformed Church
		Paul wrote this letter (Ephesians) from prison in Rome.
		The Ephesians might be discouraged by what looked like a set-back.
		That was why he urged the Ephesians not to be discouraged by his suffering, but to see it as their glory.
	www.ancasterchurch.on.ca /sermons/nov1200.html (3106 words)

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